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Chris Reed
Oct 3, 2013

New Zealand: Great southland of marketing opportunity (part 1)

New Zealand is an amazing place. Any country that has 4.5 million people in it and can run the American’s so close at the American’s Cup with a tenth of the budget has to be admired. It is a country that has an immense amount of potential as well great history to market.

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