Grendon Boynton is the founder and director of IBB and has fifteen years international business experience crafting ventures involving blue-chip companies expanding their brand coverage into new and emerging markets, increasing and sustaining EDBITA growth in dynamic and fast-track environments working as a business executive for GEC, Marconi PLC and Exxon Mobil conducting business within the petro-chemical industry on four continents. He has created and managed trade partnerships comprising import /export, manufacturing, distribution logistics and sales between New Zealand, Australia, USA, UK, Europe and Asia.
Grendon has consulted to many of the major car brands including Toyota, Ford, GMH, BMW, Honda, Hyundai, Kia and other. Providing turnkey business solutions to manage projected growth of their property assets comprising capital investment, business expansion through property development and strageic business aliiances. He incubated and launched a successful Internet Service Provider company that led the change into how internet was sold to New Zealand consumers.
Grendon lauched an e-commerce business that sold liquidated retail stock online. Also a Housing Collective and a $3 Billion Fund devoted to providing disadvantaged families accessible pathways to affordable and sustainable housing options establishing partnerships with multi-national building suppliers, reputable housing manufacturers and a national network of local builders. He also built business relations with housing groups across the country. Grendon’s law firm is focused on social justice and supports the underdog by partnering with the social services sector, local and federal governments, corporate NZ and advocacy groups across the nation. The firm also represents people and companies wanting to start, grow and or diversify their business in NZ.
Beside the mainstream NZ business sector, Grendon has experience and connections into Māori, Pasifika and mainstream social services, emergency & transitional housing, education & training, mental health, and general health & wellbeing, youth justice, and not for profits.
Grendon has several board and committee postings focused on Youth & Family Services, Environment, Business Enterprise and Technology. He has worked with victims of homelessness, whanau in emergency & transitional housing and sustainable tenancies, people living with mental health & physical disabilities, criminogenic behaviour and are trapped in negative living environments impacted by alcohol & drug addiction, gangs, and suicide.
Grendon is a registered business consultant, coach and mentor.
