IPENZ Staff

IPENZ’s role is split into six main functions, each headed by a director. These are explained in more detail below - click the group heading for a staff list.
Chief Executives Office
Responsible for identifying, defining and progressing the goals and objectives of IPENZ as set by the Board.

Chief Executive - Andrew Cleland
Engineering
Practice, Publications and Promotion
The Engineering team, raises the profile of the engineering profession to the public and decision-makers through a combination of communication tools.

Deputy Chief Executive - Nicki Crauford
Policy
The Policy Team is charged with the development and promulgation of a public policy programme that provides peer-reviewed independent advice and commentary on key national and local issues from a technically informed viewpoint.

Director - Tim Davin
Schools
Futureintech is a government-funded IPENZ initiative to promote careers in technology, engineering and science. Futureintech promotes a range of curriculum-based school activities, such as the Neighbourhood Engineers Award.
Visit www.futureintech.com for more information

Techlink is a partnership between the Ministry of Education and IPENZ to provide resource material to support the planning and implementation of programmes in technology education..
Visit www.techlink.org.nz for more information.

Director - Angela Christie

Learning and Assessment
The Learning and Assessment team is responsible for the IPENZ programmes of engineering education recognition and professional competence assessment. The team also provides a range of professional development and career support services to Members.

Director - Brett Williams

Operations
The Operations team, administers IPENZ Membership, human resources, compliance activities, office infrastructure, information technology, finances and service contracts.

Director - Susie McCutcheon