TOP 200 JUDGES
Dr Roderick Deane is chairman of Fletcher Building and the New Zealand Seed Fund. He is director of the Australian company Woolworths. He is also patron and on the board of governance of IHC Inc, and member of the board of trustees of MOTU (Economic and Public Policy Research). Until June this year, when he retired from each of these positions, Dr Deane was chairman of Telecom Corporation of NZ, ANZ National Bank, Te Papa Tongarewa, and the City Gallery Wellington Foundation. He was also director of the Australia and New Zealand Banking Group.
Sandy Maier worked in international, commercial and investment banking with Citicorp/Citibank for 15 years in various management positions in the Caribbean, South America and Australasia. He has lived and worked in New Zealand since 1986, serving on the board of the Bank of New Zealand and as the statutory manager of DFC New Zealand, for which he received 1990 Commemoration Medal for services to New Zealand. He has his own international management consulting firm specialising in strategic financial and human resource issues. He has served as chief executive and board member of number of companies.
Alison Paterson is chair of the Electricity & Gas Complaints Commission, Centre for Research Excellence Growth and Development (University of Auckland) and BPAC NZ. She is deputy chair of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand and director of Metrowater, Abano and Mori CORE.
ETHICAL GOVERNANCE AWARD JUDGES
Doug Matheson has over 20 years’ experience in wide range of governance positions, both as director and as chairman, in New Zealand and overseas. He is currently chairman of Wairarapa District Health Board, Biomedical Services, GoWairarapa and the NZIM Inc Foundation.
Rodger Spiller is managing director of the personal investment advisory firm Money Matters (NZ) and director of the New Zealand Centre for Business Ethics and Sustainable Development (NZCBESD).
YOUNG EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR AWARD JUDGES
Jo Brosnahan is chair of Leadership NZ and consultant in leadership and strategy. She is Harkness Fellow, fellow of NZIM and fellow of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport. She is also director of Landcare Research and board member of various organisations, including the Asia NZ Foundation and the NZ Business Excellence Foundation.
Nick Calavrias is the chief executive officer of Steel & Tube Holdings and its subsidiary companies. He is fellow of the New Zealand Institute of Management and director of Rangatira, member of the Institute of Directors and the New Zealand Business Roundtable.
Sir Gil Simpson is man-aging director of Aoraki Corporation, founder of the Jade Software Corporation and inventor of LINC and JADE. He is laureate of the NZ Business Hall of Fame, fellow of the New Zealand Institute of Management, NZ Institute of Directors, and the NZ Computer Society. He is also member of the New Zealand Business Roundtable and chair of the Christchurch City Mission Foundation.
Garry Wilson is full-time company director and consultant – having retired last year from long-term career in the public sector.
Judges who had personal interest in any of the companies that they were assessing, declared conflict of interest and did not vote with respect to those companies.
