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IOD annouces Mentoring Programme for Women |
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| Trans-Tasman Resources, the privately-owned ironsands explorer, has appointed former prime minister Jenny Shipley and ex-Tata Steel executive Kirby Adams to its board.
Shareholders elected the two directors at its annual meeting yesterday, Trans-Tasman Resources said in a statement. |
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Fonterra Chief Executive Officer Theo Spierings today announced members of his senior management team as part of a reshaping of the organisation to deliver on its Group Strategy Refresh announced in late March. |
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| Porter Novelli was the top New Zealand PR agency at this year's PRINZ Awards jointly winning the Supreme Award and Special Event/Project category for launch of the WilliamsWarn Personal Brewery.
The top honours were shared with Louis Brown and Daniel O'Regan for their work with the Student Army helping to clean up Christchurch after last year's earthquake. The judges praised Porter Novelli for innovative use of social media, and generating significant outcomes for WilliamsWarn on a small budget. |
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| Dame Rosie Horton honoured |
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Honours and Accolades for the bay Resident! With the Queen's Birthday honours list comes the news that our area is home to a new dame and a new knight. Today we profile the 11 east and bays recipients and recognise their contributions to our district and to the country. Dame Rosie Horton The accolades don't stop for tireless fundraiser Dame Rosie Horton, QSO, QSM. Dame Rosie has been appointed a Dame Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit for her services to philanthropy. The Remuera resident has dedicated more than 40 years to working with the sick, disabled, children and the environment. Dame Rosie is now vice-chairwoman of the Starship Foundation board of trustees and in 2008 she told the East & Bays Courier the hospital is "the love of my life". Her other honours include a Mayors Living Legend Award, the Catherine Variety Sheridan Award from Variety – The Childrens Charity, and a Distinguished Citizen of Auckland award. Instrumental in raising funds for life-saving equipment at Starship, including New Zealand's first paediatric bone marrow transplant unit, Dame Rosie developed her skills for raising necessary funds during her time spent on the board of the Laura Ferguson Trust for Disabled Persons. She has also been involved in the Salvation Army Bethany Centre, Womens Refuge, The Breast Cancer Foundation and Home and Family. Other honours include Sir John Graham, John Banks, Dr Margaret Horsburgh and Daniel Vittori. Read the full article here: http://www.stuff.co.nz/auckland/local-news/east-bays-courier/5114004/Honours-and-accolades-for-bays-residents
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