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text += 'Caroline Eve Classics
This new label covers six styles which will become know as "The Caroline Eve Core Product" These are items that we have had in stock in previous seasons, but sold out of quickly. From this season on all stores will carry a complete size and colour range (8 - 24, and navy and black) at all times, as it will constantly be re-stocked.'
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text += 'Caroline Collection
"Style is not about the price you pay!" These garments have been inspired from expensive overseas evening wear designs that we have been able to put together at affordable prices.'
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text += 'Classique
Offers stylish tailored suiting for work, and smart day wear.'
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text += 'Collections by Classique
Represents a wide range of special event wear that\'s ready to wear but with fashionable styling and colour.'
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text += 'Sport & Co
Offers sporty favorites that are constantly updated in accordance with current seasons trends cuts and details.'
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text += 'Classic Summer
This label is the only label available only in the summer season however it says what it is classic summer fashion.'
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text += 'By Design
Is a new label featuring priced orientated basics and fashions. It does replace the "Eves St Clair" label.'
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text += 'Twin Rivers
Is aimed at quality conscious women who appreciated classic comfort styling in timeless fabrics and yarns.'
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text += 'City Casual
Represents a wide range of contemporary fashion for all women interested in fashion. The collection offers the latest trends and modern basics.'
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text += 'DEBORAH MUNDY
CEO/Buyer
Deborah started out at 15 on her two-stitch Bernina sewing machine, making outrageous outfits to support her own fashion habit. She left school to work as a bank teller for BNZ, and then moved to the Lion Breweries Hotel chain as 2IC in the restaurant. During her time with this company Deborah progressed to Head receptionist and spent two years in Christchurch.
Travelling to the U.K. and Europe were next on the agenda, returning to work for Apparel Holdings in the Waikato Area office of Warehouse Clothing in 1985.
Branching off with two colleagues saw Deborah opening three women\'s clothing stores in Hamilton, Rotorua and Napier called "Middle of the Road" in July 1987. The stock crash of October 1987 made life in business very tough, and it was only in the late 90\'s that the growth of \'Caroline Eve\' was evident. Caroline and Eve were inspired by her grandmother\'s names and are used today throughout the company.
Currently Deborah is both the Director and buyer of Caroline Eve, which is now a multimillion dollar clothing chain, with 160 staff, a 10 person management team and 20 retail outlets in the North Island- all run from the Waikato.
Strong enthusiasm started Deborah taking her own sewing to the Benson and Hedges fashion awards, she now spends 20 weeks a year buying for Caroline Eve around the world.
Deborah\'s buying formula involves bringing home northern hemisphere fashion trends to be developed for the stores
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text += 'SONYA ROOK
Finance Manager 
After leaving school Sonya completed a 2 year Diploma in Sport and Recreation at Wanganui Polytech, but with a part time office job up her sleeve the lure of paid employment was too great to continue studying so in 1997 she moved to Hamilton and began working as a customer service officer in the accounts department at Wrightson Ltd and also spent time months at their Call Centre based at their head office in Porirua.
From there she set her sights on the bright lights of Auckland and took on an accounts receivable role with Empower ltd. Once she had mastered the skill of disconnecting power on overdue customers she moved on to a company newly formed by the Empower directors called The Water Cooler Company. Here Sonya spent time setting up their office and accounts systems before moving back to the Waikato and joining the Caroline Eve team in 2002.
Sonya was looking for a role she could really sink her teeth into while combining her love of number crunching. Assisting with the move from manually processing accounts to the setting up and implementation of a computerised accounting system was certainly a big learning curve.
She is responsible for the overseeing of accounts payable/receivable, payroll, bank reconciliation, cash flow management and payment planning side of the business.
In September 2003 Sonya left Caroline Eve on maternity leave returning February 2004. She now enjoys the balance of being a working mum, and works four days in the office and one from home.'
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SUZIE MUNDY
Creative Director
Suzie started her retail career at the tender age of 14. Still at school with 5 part time jobs; jean stores, bookshops, hair salons, and waitressing at the local Italian, soon lead to Susie leaving school at 16. Her first full time position was selling home appliances and doing microwave cooking demonstrations. At 17 the family opened \'Potafino\', a handbag and accessories store. Suzie both managed and helped with the buying. The next 3 and half years were spent in London before returning to NZ and Portafino.
Drawn by the bright lights and big city Suzie next worked at Regency Duty Free at Auckland International Airport, moving from here to manage Underground Fashions at Hunters Plaza and then a new store in downtown Auckland. Wanting to diversify her selling and management skills she went on to manage a large furniture store. The new energy drinks were then hitting the NZ market and soon she was spending 2 and a half years building up a client base from scratch, selling and promoting these drinks.
Caroline Eve came next, managing the Howick then Newmarket stores, whilst also filling the company merchandiser role, helping with store openings and merchandising.
This year sees a lot of this experience condensed into her current role as Creative Director. Travelling twice a year for new store ideas, doing the TV commercials, purchasing accessories for the company and doing the weekly lay-ups and promotions, sees Suzie\'s passion for retail being put to good use.
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text += 'GORDON MUNDY
Sales Manager/General Manager
Gordon started as a Management Trainee with Wholesale and Indent (was a subsidiary of L.D Nathan now Lion Nathan), in the warehouse doing despatch, inwards goods, credits and returns dept, Showroom Manager, Customs Clerk and Credits. At 20 he went on the road selling as a commercial salesman for the same firm. Within 18 months Gordon was 2 nd out of 30 salesmen in NZ for toys. He was also the youngest, selling all over NZ.
At 24 he joined Oroton NZ as the second salesman, selling West German ladies handbags, jewellery and scarves. Turnover when he started was $400,000 and when he left was $4.5 million. Within two years Gordon was appointed General Manager, starting the handbag and accessory division in NZ. This involved all the media advertising and account placement. When Gordon left all product divisions were doing well in excess of the original turnover. Writing his own budgets and purchasing the stock 3-6 months in advance, selecting designs to be made in NZ. At this time Oroton was sold to every major dept store in NZ.
After 9 years Gordon joined Tranz, a major costume jewellery importer and distributor as Sales Manager. During his 12 years in this role he was involved with the buying in both Asia and the USA.
In July 2002 Gordon joined Caroline Eve in a combined role of Sales Manager/General Manager. Responsible for tracking sales, sales reports/budgets for the stores and company, mystery shopping results and budgets. Gordon visits all the stores and managers on a regular cycle to support all areas of store performance. Also dually responsible for the profitability, expense management, and review of management employment at administration level.
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text += 'YVONNE TERRY
Operations Manager
Yvonne started her retail career at 16 as a student casual for Woolworth\'s in South Africa, while studying for her Diploma in Clothing Production Management.
Unlike Woolworth\'s in NZ this was a department store similar to Farmers and she was soon promoted to Pay point Controller. At the end of her studies Yvonne was promoted to Department Manager and undertook a 6 month management training programme covering all aspects of the store. Yvonne was soon given the opportunity to manage all the areas of the store before being promoted to Store Manager, which she held for 6 years. Managing 40 staff consisting of mid level managers, through to casuals.
Yvonne then joined her husband in the family owned landscaping, wholesaling and retail nursery business. Dealing with customers, merchandising, and accounts until selling the business three years later.
At this point the family made the big move to NZ and Yvonne worked as an Insurance Administrator in support of a Financial Advisor for two years until joining Caroline Eve in 2004.
Yvonne is responsible for the management of the day to day operations and is the support person for all stores and warehouses. She develops implements and updates operational systems, liaises with non-stock suppliers and manages all functional relationships for the company.
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text += 'GEMMA HARDAKER
Human Resource Manager
Gemma\'s retail career started at the age of 18 at NEXT in the U.K, while having a break between school and University. Returning to NZ to undertake a Bachelor of Social Science Degree Gemma worked part time in a variety of retail stores. These involved Glassons, Athletes Foot and Diamond and Time Jewellers where she was involved in the store opening in Hamilton and became Temporary Manager over her summer holidays.
Upon finishing her Degree Gemma returned to the UK to pursue more travels until returning to complete a Graduate Diploma in Human Resource Management.
From here Gemma joined Farmers Trading Co as a Leadership Trainee working in both the Hamilton store and Auckland Head Office. Gemma was exposed to all aspects of the retail business from store openings, merchandising, internal and external recruitment, writing HR policies and being part of the management team overseeing 160 staff in store.
From here Gemma Pursued her love of fashion as Store Manager of Overland Footwear in Hamilton. She joins Caroline Eve straight of the retail floor as the Human Resource Manager combining her extensive retail knowledge with her tertiary qualification.
At Caroline Eve Gemma is the sole generalist HR practitioner, providing HR support to all staff throughout the company. She develops implements and updates HR systems; including management and maintenance of staff documents, performance management, recruitment and coaching in HR practices.
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text += 'KAYE TRISTRAM
Store Manager
Kaye started her career in the hospitality industry spanning approximately 6 years. Starting out in reception, and soon progressing to the bar and then Bar Manager. From here Kaye became Restaurant Manager.
Kaye\'s love for people and fashion won her over seeing a move to Warehouse Clothing as 2IC then Manager. Her next step was joining Caroline Eve (formerly known as Middle of the Road) in June 87 as the Napier Store Manager. After 18 months Kaye moved to Hastings opening the new store in Russel street which later moved to the Westermans Building.
In November 2000 Kaye moved to and stayed in the Taradale store, managing both store and warehouse. Her satisfaction in pleasing customers and the constant changes in fashion product and colour have kept the different daily challenges for Kaye real. When asked, "Why retail"? Her reply is "Insanity"!
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62 Cameron Street
Whangarei
Phone: (09) 438 3021
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Kensington Shopping Plaza
Kensington
Phone: (09) 437 3739
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A1b Waipapa Retail Centre
Klinac Lane
Waipapa
Kerikeri
Phone: (09) 401 6435
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57 Dickens Street
Ocean Boulevard Shopping Centre
Napier 4110
Phone: (06) 835 0841
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251 Gloucester Street
Taradale
Napier
Phone: (06) 845 3423
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Westermans Building
Corner of Russell and Heretaunga Street
Hastings
Phone: (06) 876 3206
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203 Gladstone Road
Gisborne
Phone: (06) 868 3560
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148 The Strand
Whakatane
Phone (07) 307 0776
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138 Maunganui Road
Mount Maunganui
Phone: (07) 574 6401
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51 Grey Street
Tauranga
Phone: (07) 577 9422
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CentaMax, Gravatt Road
Papamoa
Phone: (07) 572 3591
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1189 Eruera Street
Rotorua
Phone: (07) 347 6419
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Shop G2
Bethlehem Town Centre
State Highway 2
Tauranga
Phone: (07) 579 1370
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Unit 13, Lynden Court
Chartwell
Hamilton
Phone: (07) 853 2936
Fax: (07) 853 2937
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Bryant Trust Building
127 Alexander Street
Hamilton
Phone: (07) 838 0790
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Shop E103, 1 Pacific Crescent.
The Base Shopping Centre
Hamilton 3200
Ph (07) 850 1608
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Clyde Street Shopping Centre
Grey Street
Hamilton East
Hamilton
Phone: (07) 856 8498
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65 Duke Street
Cambridge.
Ph (07) 827 5385
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75 Broadway
Matamata
Phone: (07) 888 5697
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205-207 Thames Street
Morrinsville
Phone: (07) 889 0475
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213 Alexandra Street
Te Awamutu
Phone: (07) 871 8807
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89a King Street
Pukekohe
Phone: (09) 238 2525
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60 Picton Street
Howick
Auckland
Phone: (09) 533 7480
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8 Remuera Road
Newmarket
Auckland
Phone: (09) 523 0120
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case "Takapuna":
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11 Hurstmere Road
Takapuna
Auckland
Phone: (09) 489 5123
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93 Clyde Street
Browns Bay
Auckland
Phone: (09) 476 7727
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18 Sylvia Park
286 Mt Wellington Highway
Mt Wellington
Auckland
Phone: (09) 571 0521
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516 Pollen Street
Thames
Phone: (07) 869 0465
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