Annual Report 2013 - Mainfreight

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Our people We have no widgets or gadgets to sell. It is our people’s passion, energy, and belief in the Mainfreight culture and our global aspirations, that power this company. Once again, we have proudly recorded within the pages of this document the name of each current team member in our Mainfreight family around the world. Why? Because they are who we are; without each and every single team member we could not provide the level of service that we do for our customers. It is their passion, energy and belief in our Mainfreight culture and our global aspirations that power this Company. There are no widgets or gadgets to sell. What we have to offer our customers is the superior performance of our people to deliver on their expectations for their supply chain requirements. The culture embedded within Mainfreight makes us unique. Why do people choose to work at Mainfreight? They choose Mainfreight because we consistently invest in the development of our people, as evidenced by our dedicated training centres in New Zealand, Australia, the United States, Europe and our training projects in China. This investment starts on the first day on the operational floor in a pair of steel caps and their uniform, or “Blues”. It is here our team learns about who we are, what we do, and most importantly ‘why’ we do things. It is here our team is given the opportunity to shape our systems, to challenge our current way of doing things and to create a better way for the future. It is here where Mainfreight evolves and improves into a better, and smarter, business. Why do we choose them? We choose people in whom we see the potential to become Branch Managers and leaders within our business. By asking ourselves this basic question it forces us to look beyond the person we see today and towards the person they may become. It forces us to strive for a higher standard of person and a higher standard of quality in who we are and in what we do. The growth of Mainfreight continues at an unrelenting pace. The challenge before our teams is to look beyond our current backyards and into new frontiers. These frontiers will require a global approach to identifying and securing new business and a global approach to developing our team and leadership capabilities. Most importantly these frontiers will only be realised by forcing ourselves to look beyond our current achievements and towards those yet to be attained. 26 Mainfreight | Annual Report 2013
on any given day We’re investing in and nurturing the next generation of our global family. Watch Australian graduate, Martin Wierzbicki’s story here Our People 27
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Page 32 and 33: Kelvin Teasdale, Lee Tuhura, Chris
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Page 36 and 37: on any given day Behind the scenes
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