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Annual Report 2018 ANNUAL REPORT SEPTEMBER 2018 Connecting, collaborating and the fundamentals 2018 sees a new strategy, one where we are committed to: building CEO competence, helping CEOs influence and enable the workforce and supply chain, connecting CEOs to take more effective action, helping CEOs work with others to build the movement, and assessing progress to deliver on our promises. www.zeroharm.org.nz Our members Richard Keys Brian Stokes Tony Gray Richard Fletcher CEO Managing Director CEO CEO Abano Healthcare Group Airtech Ara Institute of Canterbury Aurora Energy Scott Pickering, CEO Graeme Sumner Jacqui Bensemann Simon Bennett Accident Compensation CEO Managing Director CEO Corporation Airways NZ Argus Fire Protection AWF Madison Mark Cameron David Mitchell Ken Forrest Chris Saxby Managing Director CEO CEO Managing Director Action Engineering AJ Hackett Bungy Arrow International NZ Babcock NZ Mike Davies Michelle MacDonald Dean Brown Mark Wynne Managing Director Managing Director CEO CEO Adecco All About People Asmuss Group of Companies Ballance Agri-Nutrients David Surveyor John McKay Agnes Baekelandt-Dagoneau CK Rahi CEO CEO CEO Director/CEO Alliance Group AsureQuality Barker Fruit Processors Advance Diagnostics NZ Andrew Tombs Stephen Town Fiona McTavish Craig Davidson CEO CEO CEO Managing Director NZ Alpine Energy Auckland City Council Bay of Plenty Regional Council AECOM Simon Roy, Vice-President/ Adrian Littlewood Derek Bilby James Grafas General Manager CEO CEO CEO Amcor Flexible Auckland International Airport BBR Contech Agoge Peter Smith Tanya Harvey, CEO Darryl-Lee Wendelborn Tom Richardson General Manager/Acting CEO Auckland Kindergarten NZ Managing Director CEO Antarctica NZ Association Beca AgResearch Peter Conley Carl Devereux Debi Boffa Christopher Luxon Group CEO Regional Director NZ Managing Director CEO ANZCO Foods Aurecon NZ BP NZ Air New Zealand 2 Membership at 30 September 2018 Chelydra Percy Matthew Keen Terry Murdoch Simon Lipscombe CEO COO CEO MD BRANZ Carrfields Christchurch Helicopters Compass Group John Staples Brendon Vincent Malcolm Johns, CEO Scott Coulter Director General Manager Christchurch International CEO Bridgestone NZ Cassidy Construction Airport Comvita NZ Mike Toxopeus Paul Alston Grant Dodson Ray O’Regan Managing Director CEO CEO CEO Bridon Cookes Cavalier Corporation City Forests Connect 8 Nick Miller Tony Cunningham Onno Mulder Jono Brent CEO COO CEO CEO Broadspectrum Cavalier Woolscourers Citycare Connetics Matt Bishop Charles Eason Graeme Harris Dennis Barnes Managing Director CEO CEO CEO BVT Cawthron Institute Civil Aviation Authority Contact Energy Parke Pittar Derek Nind Chris Litchfield Dave Bulling CEO CEO Managing Director Managing Director C3 CentrePort Coca-Cola Amatil Cook Brothers Construction Clive Mackay Mike Lewis Scott Brownlee Mike Cosman CEO Country Manager CEO Partner Cake Commercial Services CHEP NZ CODA Group Cosman Parkes Vic Crone Kate McKenzie Alister Morison Kim Calvert CEO CEO CEO Country Manager NZ Callaghan Innovation Chorus Cold Storage Nelson Cottonsoft NZ Judy Nicholl CEO Brendon Furness Karleen Edwards Brendan Morrison Counties Power CEO CEO Managing Director Cardinal Logistics Christchurch City Council Commercial Hire NZ 3 Tony Pike Paul James Grant Mirfin Allan Freeth, CEO Country Manager NZ CEO Managing Director Environmental Protection CPB Contractors Department of Internal Affairs ECL Group Authority Grant McLauchlan Andrew Kibblewhite, CE Craig Downie Chris Aughton Managing Director Department of the Prime CEO CEO CrestClean Minister and Cabinet EcoCentral EnviroNZ Warwick Foran Jonathan Pooch Logan Wait Thomas Song General Manager Managing Director Co-founder Managing Director Crown Forestry Deta Consulting ecoPortal Ernslaw One Una Jagose, QC – Solicitor- Shane Dufaur Alison Gill Steven Newman General and Chief Executive CEO Managing Director CEO Crown Law Dominion Salt edenfx HSE Recruitment EROAD Tim Mackle Steve Killeen Nicholas Pole Tom Barratt CEO CEO Chief Review Officer Managing Director DairyNZ Downer NZ Education Review Office Evonik Peroxide Gerry Lynch Jessie Lapthorne Dean Addie Rhys Jones CEO Partner CEO CEO Delmaine Fine Foods Duncan Cotterill EIS Fire and Emergency NZ Mike Costelloe Peter Dynes Gavan Jackson Paul Goodeve CEO Managing Director Managing Director CEO Delta Utility Services Dynes Transport Tapanui Electrix First Gas Lou Sanson, Director General Sid Miller Steve Fuller Richard Ellis Department of Conservation – CEO CEO Managing Director Te Papa Atawhai Earthquake Commission Enable Fitzroy Engineering Group Ray Smith Matt Todd Lee Lunt Michele Kernahan CEO Group CEO General Manager NZ CEO Construction Group Department of Corrections Eastland Group ENGIE Services ANZ Fletcher Building 4 Membership at 30 September 2018 Steve O’Connor Marc England Peter Leitch Scott Crampton CEO CEO Managing Director CEO Flick Electric Genesis Energy Guaranteed Flow Systems Hilton Haulage Mark Leslie Alastair Monro Brent Esler Guy Clouth Director NZ Manufacturing General Manager NZ CEO CEO Fonterra Co-operative Group GHD H.W.Richardson Group Hireace Steve Anderson Scott Gibbons Vaughan Grant John Boocock Managing Director Managing Director MD CEO Foodstuffs (NZ) Gibbons Halls Group Hiway Group Kevin Ihaka Ian Simpson Richard Briggs Keith Mullett, President & Managing Director CE CEO General Manager International Forest Protection Services GNS Science Hamilton City Council HNZ NZ Fiona Ewing Stephen Parry Bill McCallum Glenda Harvey National Safety Director CEO General Manager Country Manager Forestry Industry Safety Council Gore District Council Hancock Forest Management Holcim NZ Lynden Glass Liz Ward Glen Cornelius Ajay Anand CEO CEO Managing Director CEO Freshpork NZ Gough Group Harrison Grierson Horizon Energy Group Jonathan Moss Andrew Hampton, CE Langley David Cavers Andrew McKenzie CEO Government Communications CEO CEO Frucor Suntory and Security Bureau Hauraki District Council Housing NZ Cos Bruyn Greg Campbell, CEO Gary Walker David McAllansmith Managing Director Greater Wellington Regional Executive General Manager Acting CEO Fulton Hogan Council Hawkins Hynds Hamish Whyte Graeme Bowkett Ian Brown Jim Ragg CEO CEO General Manager National Service Manager Furnware Green Gorilla Hikurangi Forest Farms Ideal Air 5 Richard Gibson Barry Woolcott Richard Wilson Scott Carter Managing Director Group Managing Director CEO CEO Impac Services Jacobsen Holdings Landpower Holdings Matrix Security Group Chris Hayward David Ross Wayne McNee Marcel Manders CEO CEO CEO CEO Inframax Construction Kaiteriteri Recreation Reserve LIC MB Century Adrian Revell Wayne Maxwell James Watters Peter Crighton Group Executive GM NZ CEO Country Manager CEO Inghams Enterprises Kapiti Coast District Council Linfox Logistics McAlpines Naomi Ferguson Charles Spillane Albert de Geest Fraser Wyllie Chief Executive & Commissioner CEO CEO Managing Director Inland Revenue Kensington Swan Liquigas McConnell Dowell Constructors John Thorburn Todd Moyle Peter Davie John Barnes CEO Acting CEO CEO CEO InterCity Group KiwiRail Lyttelton Port of Christchurch Meadow Mushrooms Mahendra de Alwis Grant Winfield Andy Lester Dean Hyde Managing Director General Manager CEO Director Intertek – NZ and Pacific KONE Elevators MainPower NZ Men at Work Clare Hadley Scott Bartlett Keith Manch Fraser Whineray CEO CEO Director & CEO CEO Invercargill City Council Kordia Maritime New Zealand Mercury Paul Cameron Lisa Barrett Ken Forrest Richard Whitney Managing Director CEO Managing Director CEO ISO Land Information New Zealand Marlborough Lines Mercy Hospital Richard Gordon CEO Andrew Moss Peter Simmons Neal Barclay Landcare Research NZ General Manager General Manager CEO Ixom Mars Meridian Energy 6 Membership at 30 September 2018 Dean Richardson Carolyn Tremain, CEO Richard Wyeth Lees Seymour Managing Director Ministry of Business, Innovation CEO Managing Director Methanex and Employment Miraka Nelson Forests David Banfield Helene Quilter Neil Cowie Liam Sloan, CEO Group Chief Executive officer CE CEO Nelson Marlborough Institute Methven Ministry of Defence Mitre 10 NZ of Technology Glen Sowry Iona Holsted Craig Langley Oliver Kearney CEO CE CEO CEO Metlifecare Ministry of Education Mix Network Tasman Chester Bakkerus Brook Barrington, CE Steve Tarrant Graham Clark CEO Ministry of Foreign Affairs CEO CEO Milmeq and Trade Moana NZ Network Waitaki Renee Graham Ashley Bloomfield, Director- Todd Dawson Craig Stevenson Acting Chief Executive General of Health and Chief CEO CEO Ministry for Culture & Heritage Executive, Ministry of Health Napier Port New Plymouth District Council Mac Leauanae Andrew Bridgman Rick Herd Roger McRae, Chairman CE CE Managing Director New Zealand Construction Ministry for Pacific Peoples Ministry of Justice Naylor Love Enterprises Industry Council Martyn Dunne Michelle Hippolite, CE Mark Eglington Christine Stevenson CE Ministry of Māori Development/ CEO CE Ministry for Primary Industries Te Puni Kōkiri NDA Group New Zealand Customs Vicky Robertson Brendan Boyle Lee Babe Mary Ollivier CE CEO CEO Executive Director Ministry for the Environment Ministry of Social Development Nelmac New Zealand Law Society Helen Potiki Peter Mersi Mike Bush Pat Dougherty Acting Chief Executive CE Commissioner of NZ Police CEO Ministry for Women Ministry of Transport New Zealand Police Nelson City Council 7 Rebecca Kitteridge, Director- Michael Hales Paul Vine Dave Clibbery General of Security New Zealand Managing Director General Manager CEO Security Intelligence Service NZ Agriseeds O-I
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