Manufacturing

Auckland

Myriam Gros

Auckland

Sinclair Guo

Associate Director, Business Advisory

Auckland

Daniel Sander

Auckland

Bonita Swanepoel

Auckland

Michael Wood

Principal, Corporate Finance

Auckland

Amelia Barbara

Adelaide

Craig Barry

Director, Tax Services

Brisbane

Dudley Belling

Director, Audit and Assurance

Sydney

Briar Bicos

Principal, Audit & Assurance

Melbourne

Ian Cattanach

Director, Wealth Advisory

Melbourne

Nigel Credlin

Melbourne

Eric Flammang

Gold Coast

Sharon Grice

Director, Tax Services

Melbourne

Damon Harris

Director, Corporate Finance

Perth

Tony Hood

Melbourne

Junaide Latif

Managing Director

Brisbane

Andrew Leigh

Principal, Audit & Assurance

Melbourne

Jeffrey Luckins

Director, Restructuring and Insolvency

Melbourne

Andrew Nicola

Director, Tax Services

Adelaide

Rashnyl Prasad

Parramatta

Jeremy Raniti

Principal, Business Advisory

Melbourne

Chris Rosser

Principal, Corporate Finance

Adelaide

John Spender

Principal, Business Advisory

Parramatta

Samantha Zebrowski

Melbourne

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Rapidly accelerating technological developments, a growing and ageing population, increasing demands from patients for affordable and remote services, a lack of substantial funding and impacts of a continuing pandemic are just some of the challenges this vital sector is up against. Despite the potential issues caused by these challenges, they also present opportunity.

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Good corporate governance, flexibility and an understanding of changing regulatory requirements are the keys to success in New Zealand’s purpose-driven not for profit sector. Highly collaborative organisations work with government entities and private businesses to make long lasting impact and deliver for New Zealanders.

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