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It may have been a long and winding road to get there, but for Deidre Steyn, the technology industry was always going to be a natural fit for her talents.

From school dropout to CEO of Snap, Mark Petrie's journey shows the power of passion over formal education in the ICT industry.

Victor Tsai, from tech retail innovator to Dynamic Supplies leader, proves persistence pays in a career-spanning people-first philosophy.

Simon Smith, Regional Manager, NZ and South Pacific at APC by Schneider Electric, reflects on his journey in the IT industry and the future of technology.

From CERN to CEO, Ray Jackson's journey through tech to launching 2Talk showcases a visionary path blending innovation with a love for New Zealand.

From fascination to career, Steve Victor's journey in tech leads him to OneNet as National Sales Manager, where service trumps product.

Fuji Xerox Printers Commercial/Distribution Manager Colin Hewett reflects on his journey in the technology industry.

Being in the technology industry was always on the cards for Stuart Preston, Symantec’s New Zealand Business Manager.

From baker to tech mogul: Peter Thomas, of KeepItSafe, revolutionised backup solutions, charting his journey from the food industry to a 750% growth.

From cycle shop to tech leader, Jon McGettigan's journey to Fortinet NZ maps the route of an unexpected career turn fuelled by passion and planning.

Being in the business of keeping the electricity flowing is a good one, says Chris Westall, because everyone needs power for everything.

Russell Webber, GM of FlexiGroup, showcases pride and drive for excellence in the heart of Auckland, empowering SMEs through financial flexibility.

Being back in the country after 12 years abroad has delivered a refreshing sense of perspective for Nathan Knight, channel executive at Lenovo New Zealand.

Steve Griffin, country manager at Unisys New Zealand, discusses his military background and his career in logistics and IT.

Rhys Taylor, at Aerohive's helm, shapes the WiFi world, fuelled by a career that began in radio with the Royal New Zealand Air Force.

While he’s the GM of the Apple Division/All of Government at Cyclone Computers, Graham Prentice says he doesn’t work in technology.

From commercial construction to tech, Neil Dwight of BTG champions change, balancing innovation with sound business practices in the ever-evolving IT industry.