IPENZ Staff

IPENZ’s role is split into six primary functions, each headed by a director. These are explained in more detail below.
Chief Executives Office
Responsible for identifying, defining and progressing the goals and objectives of IPENZ as set by the governing 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
External Relations
Defines and facilitates resolution of international, national and community issues by presenting the engineering profession's perspectives. Works to increase key audiences understanding about the engineering profession and the important contribution it makes to New Zealand and communities around the world.

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