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How to make a fortune

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Her new book In The Arena is full of business advice. Photo / Nick Reed

Her new book In The Arena is full of business advice. Photo / Nick Reed

Entrepreneur Diane Foreman will be speaking in Rotorua on Wednesday.

Her story of how she went from a single mother to leading a successful multi-million dollar export company will be told at the Rotorua Chamber of Commerce organised event at the Novotel.

Tickets are available for $25 each from the Rotorua Chamber of Commerce.

From solo mum to multi-millionaire

One of New Zealand's most successful businesswomen, Diane Foreman, has written a book about getting to the top and why she thinks businesses need to work harder to get more females into executive and board roles.

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In the Arena charts her rise from a 21-year-old solo mum barely able to pay her mortgage. Today she is worth about $180 million and is widely acknowledged as one of New Zealand's leading entrepreneurs.

The book is full of business advice and strongly promotes the idea of women pushing for more executive roles.

- additional reporting NZ Herald

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