When New Zealand deregulated in the 1980s, it spawned a consulting industry dedicated to helping New Zealand’s business and social environment adapt to the type of change that is now becoming a way of life for other economies.

New Zealand consulting services available to international clients include agriculture, communications, economic development, education and training, emergency and disaster relief, energy and power services, environmental and conservation, fisheries and marine resources, forestry, health, legal, organisational and social support and development, resource management, tourism and transportation, urban planning and physical infrastructure and water supply and sanitation.