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Year Course Start Finish Patron Position/Organisation Remarks Year Course Start Finish Patron Position/Organisation Remarks YDU - NORTH N01/10 24-May-10 3-Jul-10 Graham Lintott Managing Director (formerly Chief of Air) N01/11 19-Jul-10 28-Aug-10 Charles Blackie Judge 10 N02/11 13-Sep-10 23-Oct-10 David McGregor Senior Partner Bell Gully N03/11 8-Nov-10 18-Dec-10 Alasdair Thompson CE Employers & Manufacturers Ass N04/11 7-Feb-11 19-Mar-11 George Fraser District Commander Auckland City N05/11 4-Apr-11 14-May-11 Allan Boreham Assistant Commissioner, Upper North Island 11 N06/11 30-May-11 9-Jul-11 Michael Barnett CE Auckland Chamber of commerce Industry N01/12 25-Jul-11 3-Sep-11 Pauline Kingi Regional Director, Tamaki Makaurau N02/12 31-Oct-11 10-Dec-11 Paul Bolte CEO Bartercard N03/12 7-Feb-12 17-Mar-12 David Morgan AIRNZ General Manager - Airline Operations N04/12 23-Apr-12 2-Jun-12 Isabelle Evans Regional Commissioner for MSD, Auckland 12 N05/12 25-Jun-12 4-Aug-12 Jim Mather CEO Maori Television (now CEO Te Whanga Aotearoa) N01/13 20-Aug-12 29-Sep-12 Penny Hulse Deputy Mayor Auckland City N02/13 29-Oct-12 8-Dec-12 Jim Doyle CEO NZ Rugby League (CEO NZ Warriors) N03/13 11-Feb-13 23-Mar-13 Owen Glenn NZ Businessman, Owner of NZ Warriors N04/13 29-Apr-13 8-Jun-13 Des Gorman Executive Chairman Health Workforce NZ 13 N05/13 24-Jun-13 3-Aug-13 Kate Daly Group General Manager Global Fletchers N01/14 19-Aug-13 28-Sep-13 Graham Lowe Ex Kiwis/many and Wigan coach N02/14 4-Nov-13 14-Dec-13 Trelise Cooper Fashion Designer, Patron RSA, Patron Tyler Group N03/14 10-Feb-14 22-Mar-14 Jon Broadley Director General Reserve Force and YDU N04/14 5-May-14 14-Jun-14 Rob Flannagan Businessman 14 N05/14 23-Jun-14 2-Aug-14 Tony Gibbs Retired Businessman N01/15 18-Aug-14 27-Sep-14 Mike Stanley Chairman of NZ Olympic Committee N02/15 3-Nov-14 13-Dec-14 Heemi Taumaunu District Court Judge N03/15 9-Feb-15 21-Mar-15 Mark Mitchell MP for Rodney N04/15 20-Apr-15 30-May-15 Wayne Shelford All Black, Ex RNZN 15 N05/15 22-Jun-15 1-Aug-15 Eru Lyndon Regional Commissioner for MSD, Northland N01/16 17-Aug-15 26-Sep-15 Willie Jackson CEO Manukau Urban Maori Authority N02/16 2-May-16 11-Jun-16 Graham Darlow CEO Fletcher Building Construction Group 16 N01/17 4-Jul-16 13-Aug-16 Trina Tamati General Manager NRL Auckland Nines N02/17 5-Sep-16 15-Oct-16 Craig Walker CEO Craig Walker Building Removals N03/17 18-Apr-17 27-May-17 Robert Jones CEO Fulton Hogan 17 N01/18 19-Jun-17 29-Jul-17 Michael Boggs CEO NZME N02/18 21-Aug-17 30-Sep-17 Eric Faesenkloet CE The Golf Warehouse N03/18 23-Apr-18 2-Jun-18 Roger Mc Rae Mc Rae Construction Services Ltd 18 N04/18 25-Jun-18 4-Aug-18 Mark Katterns Hawkins Construction Ltd N05/18 27-Aug-18 6-Oct-18 George Liedig Downers NZ -GM Surfacing Ops and Plant N01/19 15-Apr-19 25-May-19 Ralph Norris EX CEO Fletchers and AirNZ N02/19 8-Jul-19 17-Aug-19 Warner Cowin Height Project Management 19 N03/19 9-Sep-19 19-Oct-19 Tony Nowell Scion N04/19 4-Nov-19 14-Dec-19 Derrick Adams HEB Construction Ltd N01/20 6-Apr-20 16-May-20 Donna Fyfe Consultant Cancelled (COVID-19) N02/20 8-Jun-20 18-Jul-20 Julie Read Chief Executive - Serious Fraud Office Cancelled (COVID-19) 20 N03/20 10-Aug-20 19-Sep-20 Donna Fyfe Consultant Cancelled (COVID-19) N04/20 19-Oct-20 28-Nov-20 Julie Read Chief Executive - Serious Fraud Office YDU - CENTRAL C01/10 12-Apr-10 23-May-10 Wayne Guppy Mayor of Upper Hutt C02/10 7-Jun-10 18-Jul-10 Tony Parr Chief of Navy, NZDF 10 C01/11 16-Aug-10 26-Sep-10 Dale Williams Ex Mayor of Otorohanga C02/11 11-Oct-10 21-Nov-10 June Ranson Managing Director, Woburn International C03/11 14-Feb-11 27-Mar-11 Viv Rickard Deputy Commissioner, District Operations C04/11 11-Apr-11 22-May-11 Fiona Gavriel CE Master Plumbers, Gasfitters & Drainlayers, NZ Inc 11 C05/11 13-Jun-11 24-Jul-11 Lou Gardiner Chief of Army NZDF C01/12 15-Aug-11 25-Sep-11 Tim Keating Chief of Army NZDF C02/12 10-Oct-11 20-Nov-11 Douglas Kidd Waitangi Tribunal Member C03/12 7-Feb-12 17-Mar-12 Janet Grossman Deputy CE Work & Income C04/12 16-Apr-12 26-May-12 Peter Marshall Commissioner, NZ Police 12 C05/12 18-Jun-12 28-Jul-12 Wayne Guppy Mayor of Upper Hutt C01/13 27-Aug-12 6-Oct-12 Graham Burke Work Zone Scaffolds C02/13 23-Oct-12 1-Dec-12 Garry Daniell Ex Mayor Of Masterton C03/13 4-Feb-13 16-Mar-13 Adrienne Staples Mayor of South Wairarapa C04/13 8-Apr-13 18-May-13 Helene Quilter Secretary of Defence 13 C05/13 10-Jun-13 20-Jul-13 Deanna Riach Deputy Academic Registrar C01/14 26-Aug-13 5-Oct-13 Ron Mark Mayor of Carterton C02/14 21-Oct-13 30-Nov-13 Debbie Power Ministry of Social Development C03/14 27-Jan-14 8-Mar-14 Debbie Francis Partner PwC C04/14 7-Apr-14 17-May-14 Graham Burke Work Zone Scaffolds 14 C05/14 16-Jun-14 26-Jul-14 Phil O'Reilly CE of Business NZ C01/15 18-Aug-14 27-Sep-14 Jo Devine Chief Financial Officer NZDF C02/15 20-Oct-14 29-Nov-14 Lyn Patterson Mayor of Masterton C03/15 26-Jan-15 7-Mar-15 Brendan Boyle CE MSD 15 C04/15 7-Apr-15 16-May-15 Allan Freeth Chairman, Housing NZ Board C05/15 15-Jun-15 25-Jul-15 Mike Egan Monsoon Poon Restaurant C01/19 19-Aug-19 28-Sep-19 Kris Faafoi Member of Parliament 19 C02/19 21-Oct-19 30-Nov-19 Wayne Guppy Mayor of Upper Hutt C01/20 20-Apr-20 30-May-20 Paul Whatuira Director - 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