Member morning tea – focus on NFP

Networking

no longer available

Speaker(s): Alan Isaac
Date: 10:30am — 11:30am, 27 October 2020
Venue: Mahitahi Colab
Location: NMIT, 322 Hardy St, Nelson, 7010
Price members: $0.00 incl GST
Price non-members: $30.00 incl GST

Overview

What are the wins and losses for NFP organisations in 2020, how are they surviving the funding impacts, what does good governance in this sector look like right now and how is the IoD helping in this space?

We invite members to attend this complimentary morning tea with IoD National Council Chair Alan Isaac and Chief Executive Kirsten Patterson who both have a wide range of experience in NFP organisations. They will provide a brief overview of the NFP landscape right now before an open discussion with members.

Alan Isaac

Alan Isaac CNZM, FCA, CFInstD is a Chartered Fellow of the IoD, President of the IoD’s National Council, is a member of the IoD’s Policy & Practices, Audit & Risk and Human Resources committees and serves as a director on the IoD’s Commercial Board. He has extensive experience governing and leading businesses and sporting organisations throughout his career. Alan was chair of KPMG for 10 years - until 2006, former chair of New Zealand Cricket and former president of the International Cricket Council. He currently chairs the New Zealand Community Trust, is a director on the boards of Murray Capital GP Ltd and Selacs Insurance Ltd. He is also a director on the boards and chairs the Audit & Risk committees of Oceania Healthcare Ltd, Skellerup Holdings Ltd, Scales Corp Ltd/SCL Ltd and the Wellington Free Ambulance. Alan’s current community sporting roles include chair of the Basin Reserve Trust and serving as a trustee on both the Wellington Cricket Trust and the Brierley Cricket Foundation. He is a Fellow Chartered Account and a Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit.

Kirsten Patterson

Kirsten Patterson (known as KP) LLB, CFHRINZ, MInstD is a Member of the IoD and the Chief Executive where she also chairs the Commercial Committee. She is a qualified lawyer and Chartered Fellow of the Human Resources Institute of New Zealand. She has extensive governance and leadership experience, and is actively involved in community initiatives including being the former chair of the Wellington Women’s Homeless Trust.

Additional information

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