
Hamish Edwards
Hamish Edwards is a New Zealand entrepreneur and co-founder of the revolutionary accounting software platform Xero, launched in 2006. With an estimated fortune of $300 million, he has transitioned from the fast-paced tech industry to property development, currently spearheading the construction of Douglas Links, an ambitious 18-hole links golf course in New Zealand. Edwards is passionate about creating a world-class golfing experience while also focusing on ecological restoration and community involvement.
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Hamish Edwards is one of the founders of Xero, contributing to its global expansion.
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The Great NZ Road Trip: A small-town double act - Kiwi photographer caught up in Prince Andrew scandal and a legendary band’s music manXero co-founder Hamish Edwards expressed frustration about development, even though he won consent for the golf course.
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On the Up: Xero co-founder Hamish Edwards’ battle to build a links golf course


































