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Date24th February 2016CreatorPaul Le ComteGeo location[1]
Steve Turner, Who Ate All The Pies
“Being small brings innovation.” Steve is from Preston in Lancashire and is a psychologist by degree, with a background in small
business and consulting via Durham University. With his Kiwi wife, the family moved to New Zealand on a whim after the idea grew from an advert they had seen in The Times newspaper. Steve is almost as passionate about Everton Football Club and football in Dunedin as he is about the bakery industry. Steve is excited about growth possibilities within South Dunedin for his business, just as he sees innovation coming from small businesses in the area driving prosperity for all of South Dunedin.
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