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Martz Witty (C.A. (P.P.), Dip.B.S, A.P.S.)
Martz originally wanted to be a motor mechanic but failed to gain an apprenticeship. On leaving school he ended up studying business on his father’s advice. Seven (part-time) years later Martz emerged a fully qualified Chartered Accountant although he has never quite fitted the stereotypical mould!

A graduate (with Honours) from the school of “Hard Knocks” Martz shares and unfolds strategies, ideas and issues for people to ponder, debate and implement. He’s fresh, invigorated, humorous and “real.”

Privately Martz enjoys tasting fine wines, restoring old cars and seeing his two sons, whom he raised as a solo father, turn into fine young men.

Martz career spans small and large Chartered Accounting firms manufacturing and corporate business. This ‘true life’ commercial experience has contributed much to Martz’ success in business and in the advice he gives.

If it can happen to you in business it most probably has to him, from hostile takeovers and tragic investments to unmotivated staff and failing systems. The secret is to use this learning for your improvement! These days Martz works with businesses internationally, sharing successes and learning experiences. 2007 saw the release of his first book in a series of four titled, “Hit the road running! – Gain more customers of the kind you want.”

Martz is a regular presenter at Conferences and Events on tax issues and business matters and his true life stories keep audience participants spellbound and safe in the knowledge that Martz walks his talk.

Member of:
New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants
Canterbury Employers Chamber of Commerce
New Zealand Institute of Directors
National Speakers Association of New Zealand
Global Speakers Federation
SWAP (Sales People with a Purpose) New Zealand
Sales Professional International (USA)

For a no obligation chat please contact Martz on 021 2222 007 or email martz@martz.co.nz.

Sheryl Sutherland of Women’s Financial Strategies began financial planning in 1981 and is an Independent Advisor with her own business based in Christchurch. Sheryl’s interest in women and money was aroused when she worked on a thesis which examined women in the economy and how they were represented in literature during the nineteenth century.

Sheryl is an obsessive reader, cat owner (three currently) and enjoys gardening, theatre, food and wine, shopping (but not browsing!) and yoga. She is married and has two divine (naturally) children.

Sheryl has a B.A (Otago) Dip F.A.C. (Otago) and a DipPFinPlan (Waikato). Sheryl is a member of the PAA (Professional Advisors Association), IOD (Institute of Directors) and Justices of the Peace Inc.

Sheryl is a frequent media commentator. Since 1981 she has run her own financial seminars throughout New Zealand presented at many conferences. These include various institutions such as universities, schools, government departments, polytechnics, Women in Business and other groups. For some years she wrote a regular column for the Christchurch Press and still writes for magazines such as Financial Alert and Her Business on financial matters.

Sheryl has written two books ‘Girls Just Want to Have Fund$ - Every Women’s Guide to Financial Independence' (2005), and 'Money, Money, Money Ain't it Funny - How to Wire your Brain for Wealth' (2007).

Sheryl has appeared in Woman Today, Dunedin Public Library Magazine, Hawkes Bay Today, Sunday Star Times Magazine, Sunday Star Times, The Press, Avenues Magazine, Dominion Post, Sunday Herald, Next Magazine, Her Business Magazine, Paper Plus Catalogue, Doubleday Australia, MSN Money, www.slynkey.com and www.nzgirl.co.nz.

Sheryl welcomes comments regarding Smart Money or if you have any personal financial planning queries please email sheryl@strategies.co.nz or call 0800 64MONEY.

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