Seeby has been covered extensively across New Zealand's leading business and news publications over the years.
Below are some of the best pieces for getting the full picture — from the early days of Orcon to where things stand today.
The most comprehensive and up-to-date conversation Seeby has done. Nearly two hours covering the full arc: how Orcon was built, the near-bankruptcy moments, selling for $25 million before 30, what came next, and why he founded Voyager. Candid, honest, and worth every minute.
The headline says it all. This profile goes deep on the behind-the-scenes story of building Orcon, what the sale really felt like, and how Voyager came to be. One of the most complete tellings of Seeby's story in print.
Written in Seeby's own words. Covers his childhood, how he thinks about money and business, the lodge, his photography, and his philosophy on reading and self-education. A rare first-person window into how he actually thinks.
One of the most widely read profiles written about Seeby — candid, colourful, and wide-ranging. Covers the helicopter, Burning Man, what he'd do differently with Orcon, and his broader take on success and what it's actually worth.
A snapshot of where Seeby's head was at the start of 2024 — his businesses, his outlook on the New Zealand economy, and what he was building toward.
From pioneering New Zealand's early internet era to navigating the rise of AI — M2 Magazine sits down with Seeby on missing billion-dollar opportunities, why he stepped back into the CEO seat, and why he believes something big is about to happen to humanity.