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10 JUNE 2020
Reminder Sign up forour Friday webinars
Dont forget that Infracom is hosting two webinars about the future of infrastructure on Friday 12
June as part of this weeks Visionweek web summit Initiated by Infrastructure NZ Visionweek isbringing together some of the best and brightest minds in New Zealand to help forge a vision forwhat post-COVID New Zealand could look like Please join us and be part of the conversationThere will be an interactive session (9-10am) on how you can play a part in developing NewZealandrsquos 30-year infrastructure strategy ndash plus a fascinating look at how to plan for futurescenarios (2-3pm) Register for the sessions hereSession 1 How is New Zealand creating an infrastructure vision for the next 30 yearsSession 2 How do you strategise for future phenomena
New Deputy Chair
Cabinet has appointed Sue Tindal Infracomrsquos Deputy Chair Ms Tindal will focus on assistingInfracom to connect with the local government sector and other regional stakeholders Minister forInfrastructure Hon Shane Jones commended her for her hard work to date including as Chair ofInfracomrsquos Audit and Risk Committee Ms Tindal is an experienced banker and Chief Financial Officer and Independent Director withextensive knowledge of domestic and global markets including structuring large multi-currencyinfrastructure financing programmes She has proven experience in government financialservices technology energy transport and logistics sectors across both regulated and non-regulated environments Ms Tindal has led and delivered large infrastructure and technologyprojects in New Zealand Australia and Asia
Opinion Three Waters
reform
In New Zealand we expect our drinking water to be healthy and safe and our wastewater to betreated and discharged back to the environment in as clean and pure a state as possible Weprefer not to think too hard about how this happens ndash we just want it all to work well Howeverunfortunately this is not always the reality Chief Executive Jon Grayson discusses the issuesaround three waters reform in this recently published opinion piece
Free courses andtraining for constructionworkInfracom welcomes the Governmentrsquos recent decision to offer free courses and training inconstruction primary industries and community work for the next two-and-a-half years With ourborders restricted for the foreseeable future it will be challenging to import sufficient skilledworkers from overseas to assist in post-COVID recovery ndash plus this initiative will create muchneeded employment opportunities for young New Zealanders Read more in this news article
Follow us on LinkedIn
Infracom now has a presence on LinkedIn Please follow our page to keep in touch with our latestnews and commentary
About InfracomInfracom seeks to lift infrastructure planning and delivery to a more strategic level to improve NewZealandersrsquo long-term economic performance and social wellbeing Together with stakeholdersInfracom is developing a 30 year infrastructure strategy and maintains a pipeline of credibleinfrastructure projects It also provides procurement and delivery advice and support for majorprojects
Your privacyYou have received this communication because yoursquove been in touch with the former Infrastructure Transactions Unit at TheTreasury or otherwise expressed an interest in the work of the new Infrastructure Commission Te Waihanga If you donrsquot wishto receive this communication in future please update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list
Visit the Infracom Website Contact us by email
June as part of this weeks Visionweek web summit Initiated by Infrastructure NZ Visionweek isbringing together some of the best and brightest minds in New Zealand to help forge a vision forwhat post-COVID New Zealand could look like Please join us and be part of the conversationThere will be an interactive session (9-10am) on how you can play a part in developing NewZealandrsquos 30-year infrastructure strategy ndash plus a fascinating look at how to plan for futurescenarios (2-3pm) Register for the sessions hereSession 1 How is New Zealand creating an infrastructure vision for the next 30 yearsSession 2 How do you strategise for future phenomena
New Deputy Chair
Cabinet has appointed Sue Tindal Infracomrsquos Deputy Chair Ms Tindal will focus on assistingInfracom to connect with the local government sector and other regional stakeholders Minister forInfrastructure Hon Shane Jones commended her for her hard work to date including as Chair ofInfracomrsquos Audit and Risk Committee Ms Tindal is an experienced banker and Chief Financial Officer and Independent Director withextensive knowledge of domestic and global markets including structuring large multi-currencyinfrastructure financing programmes She has proven experience in government financialservices technology energy transport and logistics sectors across both regulated and non-regulated environments Ms Tindal has led and delivered large infrastructure and technologyprojects in New Zealand Australia and Asia
Opinion Three Waters
reform
In New Zealand we expect our drinking water to be healthy and safe and our wastewater to betreated and discharged back to the environment in as clean and pure a state as possible Weprefer not to think too hard about how this happens ndash we just want it all to work well Howeverunfortunately this is not always the reality Chief Executive Jon Grayson discusses the issuesaround three waters reform in this recently published opinion piece
Free courses andtraining for constructionworkInfracom welcomes the Governmentrsquos recent decision to offer free courses and training inconstruction primary industries and community work for the next two-and-a-half years With ourborders restricted for the foreseeable future it will be challenging to import sufficient skilledworkers from overseas to assist in post-COVID recovery ndash plus this initiative will create muchneeded employment opportunities for young New Zealanders Read more in this news article
Follow us on LinkedIn
Infracom now has a presence on LinkedIn Please follow our page to keep in touch with our latestnews and commentary
About InfracomInfracom seeks to lift infrastructure planning and delivery to a more strategic level to improve NewZealandersrsquo long-term economic performance and social wellbeing Together with stakeholdersInfracom is developing a 30 year infrastructure strategy and maintains a pipeline of credibleinfrastructure projects It also provides procurement and delivery advice and support for majorprojects
Your privacyYou have received this communication because yoursquove been in touch with the former Infrastructure Transactions Unit at TheTreasury or otherwise expressed an interest in the work of the new Infrastructure Commission Te Waihanga If you donrsquot wishto receive this communication in future please update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list
Visit the Infracom Website Contact us by email
reform
In New Zealand we expect our drinking water to be healthy and safe and our wastewater to betreated and discharged back to the environment in as clean and pure a state as possible Weprefer not to think too hard about how this happens ndash we just want it all to work well Howeverunfortunately this is not always the reality Chief Executive Jon Grayson discusses the issuesaround three waters reform in this recently published opinion piece
Free courses andtraining for constructionworkInfracom welcomes the Governmentrsquos recent decision to offer free courses and training inconstruction primary industries and community work for the next two-and-a-half years With ourborders restricted for the foreseeable future it will be challenging to import sufficient skilledworkers from overseas to assist in post-COVID recovery ndash plus this initiative will create muchneeded employment opportunities for young New Zealanders Read more in this news article
Follow us on LinkedIn
Infracom now has a presence on LinkedIn Please follow our page to keep in touch with our latestnews and commentary
About InfracomInfracom seeks to lift infrastructure planning and delivery to a more strategic level to improve NewZealandersrsquo long-term economic performance and social wellbeing Together with stakeholdersInfracom is developing a 30 year infrastructure strategy and maintains a pipeline of credibleinfrastructure projects It also provides procurement and delivery advice and support for majorprojects
Your privacyYou have received this communication because yoursquove been in touch with the former Infrastructure Transactions Unit at TheTreasury or otherwise expressed an interest in the work of the new Infrastructure Commission Te Waihanga If you donrsquot wishto receive this communication in future please update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list
Visit the Infracom Website Contact us by email
Infracom now has a presence on LinkedIn Please follow our page to keep in touch with our latestnews and commentary
About InfracomInfracom seeks to lift infrastructure planning and delivery to a more strategic level to improve NewZealandersrsquo long-term economic performance and social wellbeing Together with stakeholdersInfracom is developing a 30 year infrastructure strategy and maintains a pipeline of credibleinfrastructure projects It also provides procurement and delivery advice and support for majorprojects
Your privacyYou have received this communication because yoursquove been in touch with the former Infrastructure Transactions Unit at TheTreasury or otherwise expressed an interest in the work of the new Infrastructure Commission Te Waihanga If you donrsquot wishto receive this communication in future please update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list
Visit the Infracom Website Contact us by email
