Kea recognises the Wright stuff
Tesla's Kiwi co-founder says New Zealand is a good market for his latest venture.
When Ian Wright left New Zealand back in 1980, it was because the future founder and chief executive of Wrightspeed Inc – and co-founder of and short-lived partner in Tesla, Inc – didn’t see “much opportunity here … if you worked in technology and engineering.”
“You’d just get on a plane to
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Susan Wood and Nick Grant
Fri, 23 Jun 2017
Fri, 23 Jun 2017
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Kea recognises the Wright stuff
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