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Louise McKay
Foster’s International NZ has appointed McKay as its new marketing manager. She returns from the UK, where she was senior brand manager with the brewer, to take up her new position.
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Russell Brockie
Brockie has been appointed general manager of the new Clearwater Resort in Christchurch.

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John Hayson
IT solutions and services company Axon has appointed Hayson as general manager of quality direct, its online procurement division. Hayson is the former CEO of Conduit.
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Hugh McCarroll
McCarroll has been appointed as Hamilton International Airport’s new chief executive, effective March. He replaces Barry O’Connor who is retiring after 16 years’ service with the airport. McCarroll is currently general manager operations of Christchurch International Airport.
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Jody Gill
Gill is the new general manager of Drum, the PR and event marketing arm of the Publicis Group. She was previously news producer, presenter and reporter with TV3.
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