Bryan Jackson, JP
Acting Chairperson
Wellington

Prior to selling his business interests in 2005, Mr Jackson had built a very successful motor vehicle dealership. He is a former Board Member of Land Transport New Zealand and former Chairman of Hutt Valley Health Corporation. Mr Jackson is currently Chair of the Seaview Marina Limited, Wellington Water Management Limited, Vehicle Testing Group Limited, Urban Plus Ltd, Designtex Company Ltd, a Director of ING Co. Pty Limited, Nees Mitre 10 Limited and Comsol Developments Ltd, and Managing Director of Jaclan Investments Ltd and Jaclan Holdings Ltd. He has previously held directorships in both the private and public sectors, and is also a Justice of the Peace.

Bryan Jackson

Ernesto Henriod
Christchurch

A civil engineer, Mr. Henriod worked for many years with British consulting and contracting companies, in Peru and the U.K. Joined Fletcher Construction in 1976, and was Regional General Manager of Fletcher Development and Construction for Canterbury/Westland until 1980. In 1980 he joined the World Bank, and worked in the Washington DC Headquarters until his retirement in1998. His last position with the World Bank was Department Director.

He is now a visiting lecturer in Canterbury University (MEM and Civil Engineering).  He is also an advisor at the Centre for Advance Engineering and contributes to CAE's work on construction and contract management.

Among other publications, Mr. Henriod was the principal author of the World Bank book The Construction Industry and contributed to and co-edited the CAE book The Contract in Successful Project Management: Innovation in Contract Forms and Dispute Prevention and Resolution, a collection of papers by international experts.  In the World Bank he also pioneered the introduction of highway maintenance by contract in developing countries and the use of the Disputes Resolution Boards in major contracts.

Ernesto Henriod

Garry Moore, CA, FNIM
Christchurch

A trained accountant, Mr Moore has worked in both the public and private sectors. His involvement in local body politics began in 1989 when he was elected as a member of the Canterbury Area Health Board. He then served two terms as a Councillor for Christchurch City Council and was elected Mayor of Christchurch in 1998, serving three terms before stepping down in 2007. He was founding Chair of the Mayors Taskforce for Jobs, and is Chair of Safer Christchurch.

Mr Moore is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of New Zealand and of the Institute of Directors. He is a Director on the Boards of Christchurch City Holdings Ltd, Canterbury Development Corporation and Whalewatch Ltd.

Garry Moore

Grahame Hall, QSO, JP
Rotorua

Retired Mayor of Rotorua and Local Government New Zealand representative, Chair of the Rotorua Energy Charitable Trust and Rotorua Arts Trust. Trustee Arts Access Aotearoa. A New Zealand Nuffield Scholar, Former President Rotorua Federated Farmers, and Chair New Zealand Agricultural Training Council. Former President and Life Member of the Polytechnic Association of New Zealand. Past president and district chairperson of Rotary International and holder of a Paul Harris Fellowship (Rotary International) Medal of Merit and Melvin Jones Fellowship (Lions Foundation).

Grahame Hall

James Hill
Auckland

A former managing partner of KPMG Auckland and currently Chair of Manukau Water Limited. A chartered accountant, Mr Hill is an experienced director with knowledge of local government and the Auckland water industry. Currently on the board of several private companies. He was previously Chair of Metrowater and a director of The Yellow Bus Company.

James Hill

Mike Williams
Auckland

President of the NZ Labour Party. Former information technology analyst. Director of the Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences Ltd, member of Auckland Regional Transport Authority (ARTA), Waitakere Enterprise, and New Zealand Railways Corporation and Genesis Energy Boards.

Mike Williams