James DenyerJames Denyer moved to Katikati after ten years working in the corporate finance sector in London. He is currently a councillor for the Western Bay of Plenty District Council where he Chairs the Audit & Risk Committee. In addition to this role, he is also a member of the Waihi Beach and Katikati Community Boards where he feeds into crucial local decision making. Other roles James holds include Chair of Aongatete Forest Project, Chair of the Whirihia Te Ara Ki Mua Panel for Community-Led Development, board member of Bay Conservation Alliance, and lead guide with the ECHO Walking Festival. James brings a wealth of experience from both his corporate background and community initiative involvement.
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Peter Hughes- HalletPeter Hughes-Hallett a Waihi Beach local, has held Senior Executive management positions in multi-national organisations within the APEC region for over 30 years. Peter consults and advises on business development in the APEC region and this experience has provided him knowledge of a unique perspective on business planning, strategy execution and success from effective business practices. He holds boardroom and director positions in both public and private companies. He is also the Chairperson of Waihi Beach Community Events & Promotions helping to guide the promotions and events development in his local community. |
Don Mossop Don Mossop from Katikati has a vast background in both business and scientific industries. With a background in science, he held the role of Science Manager at DSIR and Senior Manager at MAF Quality Management. He is also heavily involved in the community, being a past president of the Katikati Lions Club and is currently the Chair of the Katikati Funfest Charitable Trust which coordinates the hugely successful Avocado Wine & Food Festival. |