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Image: Working Style Best Dressed Businessman 2006

Friday, 10 November 2006, 4:27 pm
Press Release: National Business Review

Don Braid , winner
of the NBR Working Style Best Dressed Businessman
Awards

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'Mr NZ' - national winner of the NBR Working Style Best Dressed Businessman Awards. Mr Don Braid (pictured), managing director of Mainfreight, received the award ahead of nominees from around the country and alongside three other winners - who took the Mr Wellington, Mr Christchurch and Mr
Auckland awards.

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