Although his work involves a lot of globe trotting from his Côte d’Azur home, Adrian Thompson maintains solid, tangible links with Dunedin by refurbishing a 100 year-old bond warehouse.

It was a flying visit but UK Chambers of Commerce 2007 Entrepreneur of the Year and OBHS old boy Geoff Davies has reinvigorated his links with his former city and school during his short time back in Dunedin in November.

As far as Pricewaterhouse Coopers Director Barry Timmings is concerned, Dunedin is about and not or. You can have a great lifestyle and a great career – or doesn’t even come into the equation.

From the heady world of British IT to a Dunedin-based, family-owned pie business may seem a big jump, but for former Otago Boys’ High School pupil Brendan Williams, it has been a welcome homecoming.

These days Rod McMeeken has a whole new outlook on Dunedin – and what an outlook it is!

Rod, his wife Shelley, daughter Ali and son Ciaran returned to Dunedin 5 years ago and set about turning a former Christain Brothers Residence  perched above central Dunedin into the 15-room ‘The Brothers Boutique Hotel‘, which features superb views over the city.