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Explore the grey areas of governance where directors must navigate competing values and ethical tensions.
In today’s complex governance environment, directors are increasingly confronted with difficult ethical decisions that don’t always have a clear right or wrong answer.
This Women Directors’ Network Mentor Circle invites you to explore real-world ethical tensions that arise when directors face competing interests, blurred responsibilities, or uncertain expectations.
Led by Judene Edgar CMInstD, with Anne Urlwin CFInstD, Alison Gerry CFInstD and Melissa Clark-Reynolds CFInstD, this interactive discussion will unpack how values, judgement and principles come into play when facing dilemmas in the boardroom.
Our WDN Mentor Circles foster open conversations in a safe and confidential environment. Come prepared to be an active participant, ask questions and contribute your perspectives throughout the session.
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Anne Urlwin is a Chartered Fellow of the Institute of Directors, Standards Committee chair, Wellington Branch Committee member, and a representative on the National Council. A professional director, Anne divides her time between Wanaka and Wellington. Her governance experience is in a diverse range of sectors including energy, construction, health, telecommunications, infrastructure, regulation and financial services, and in different organisations including private, publicly listed, Crown and local authority companies and statutory entities.
Anne is chair of Precinct Properties New Zealand Ltd, a director of City Rail Link Ltd, Infratil Ltd, Vector Ltd and Ventia Services Group Ltd. Anne is an establishment member of the NZX Corporate Governance Institute. She is a former director of Summerset Group Holdings Ltd, Queenstown Airport Corporation Ltd, Tilt Renewables Ltd, Chorus Ltd, and Steel & Tube Holdings Ltd, and a former chair of national commercial construction group Naylor Love Enterprises Ltd and of the New Zealand Blood Service.
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Alison is a non-executive director with deep experience in the financial services and infrastructure sectors. She is Chair of Infratil and a Director of ANZ Group and Air New Zealand. She is also former Chair of Sharesies, Deputy Chair of Kiwibank and a former Director of Spark ,TVNZ, NZX and Vero.
Alison has more than 20 years of executive experience working for both corporates and financial institutions in New Zealand, Australia and Asia in trading, finance and risk roles. Her last executive role was at Lion in Sydney as Group Treasurer. Alison was also a visiting fellow at Macquarie University for 12 years teaching on the Masters of Applied Finance program.
Prior to moving back to New Zealand in 2007 she worked for a not-for profit in Singapore.
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Melissa became a Professional Director after 25 plus years’ experience as an entrepreneur and CEO of a number of Technology companies. She was awarded the ONZM for Services to Technology in 2015 and is currently a Director of Atkins Ranch, Alpine Energy Limited and Daffodil Enterprises. She has previously been Chair of Little Yellow Bird, Deputy Chair of Radio NZ, and the first Independent Director on Beef and Lamb NZ.
In recent years Melissa has studied at MIT, Cambridge University and Stanford University twice, as well as The Institute for the Future in Silicon Valley. In addition to facilitating for the Institute of Directors, Melissa works with companies to execute transformational strategies through her Futurist Practice FutureCentre.nz
Melissa loves governance because more hearts and minds working together have a better chance of solving wicked problems than one genius on their own.
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Judene is a Principal Governance Adviser with the Institute of Directors’ Governance Leadership Centre and Chapter Zero NZ lead providing research and best practice advice, guidance and advocacy for directors. She is also a trustee of the Rātā Foundation and Network Tasman Trust, and Chair of the Nelson Historic Theatre Trust.
Prior to joining the IoD, she ran her own consultancy for over 20 years specialising in governance, policy, strategy and communications working across a wide range of sectors, including housing, health, solid waste, aviation, energy, not-for-profit and infrastructure.
She was a local government elected member for 12 years and a director on a range of private and public entity boards. She has a background in behavioural science and communications and is a Chartered Member of the IoD.
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Litia Brighouse-Fuavao
Diversity Programmes Manager
+64 274 447 371
Litia.Brighouse-Fuavao@iod.org.nz
The Institute of Directors acknowledges the generous support of national partners and sponsors
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