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In March 2022, Pathways completed the significant milestone of 30 years in business!
This page reflects the evolution of Pathways to New Zealand from its early formative days in 1992, as a small family-run business, through to the present day where it is the second largest immigration advisory company in New Zealand. Chapter by chapter, we recall the many paths crossed and the many friends made…
Chapter 26 – Pathways: 30 years on!
Success is a journey, not a destination. Here’s looking forward to the next 30 years!
Chapter 25 – ANZ Education & Migration Delegation
Richard Howard was invited to join the ANZ Education and Migration Delegation in Shanghai.
Chapter 24 – Licensed Immigration Adviser # 4
Richard became the fourth person to be issued with their immigration adviser licence.
Chapter 23 – Martin King joins Pathways
Martin’s background and skillset saw Pathways' business tripling in size over the 10 years that followed his joining.
Chapter 22 – Providing immigration advice becomes a licensed profession
Richard travelled to the NZ Parliament to represent the immigration advisory industry.
Chapter 21 – Richard elected as NZAMI Chairman
Richard was elected as Chairman of the New Zealand Association for Migration & Investment Inc.
Chapter 20 – A sign of things to come
Our company introduction in 2005 was a sign of the Pathways business 16 years later.
Chapter 19 – It's all about relationships
Pathways has always been about strong, genuine and longstanding relationships with our clients.
Chapter 18 – Anthony Callaghan joins Pathways
A youthful-looking Anthony Callaghan joins the Pathways team.
Chapter 17 – Waikato Business Excellence Awards 2003
Pathways to New Zealand wins a business award.
Chapter 16 – Immigration becomes the focus
Pathways to New Zealand business focus turned to growing the immigration business.
Chapter 15 – Howards hop to Harbin
Richard, Trisha and their daughter Penny travelled to Harbin in north-eastern China.