ECAT First Meeting
The government's E-Commerce Action Team appointed by Commerce Minister Paul Swain last week is holding its first meeting tomorrow.
Paul Swain and ECAT chair Sir Gil Simpson will hold a short media briefing during tomorrow’s meeting to answer any questions from journalists about ECAT, its goals and its work.
When: Tuesday 6th March 2001
Where: Turnbull House
35 Bowen
Street
Wellington
Time: 2.30 – 2.55pm (the media conference will start and finish at these times)
ECAT
members FYI:
Sir Gil Simpson, Chair – Founder and CEO
Aoraki Corp, former Chair of the Government’s E-commerce
summit in November 2000
Bryan Hawkins - NZ Bankers
Association nominee, Chief Manager Special Projects, The
National Bank of NZ Ltd.
Graeme Sinclair - Institute of
Chartered Accountants nominee, Partner KPMG.
Gavin Adlam
- NZ Law Society nominee, Barrister & Solicitor.
John
Chaffey - Local Government New Zealand nominee, Mayor of
Hurunui District Council.
Paul Winter - Business New
Zealand nominee, CE Employers & Manufacturers Assn (Central
Wellington).
Tom Lambie - Federated Farmers of NZ
nominee, Vice President.
Paul Goulter - NZ Council of
Trade Unions (NZCTU) nominee, General Secretary
Jim
O'Neill - Information Technology Association of NZ (ITANZ)
nominee, Executive Director.
Glenys Coughlan - Tourism
Industry Association of NZ nominee, Executive
Director.
Philip Lewin - Wellington Regional Chamber of
Commerce nominee, Chief Executive
Mark Jeffries -
Electronic Business Association of New Zealand (EBANZ)
nominee, Chairman
Individual members
Catherine Calarco
- CEO Onezone
Dr Shirley Leitch - Associate Dean of
Management, University of Waikato
Prashanta Mukherjee -
Principal e-business, IBM New Zealand
Caron Taurima -
CEO, Carich New Zealand Limited
Ex-officio members from
Government Agencies:
Brendan Boyle - Director,
e-Government Unit, SSC;
Rod MacKenzie- Director
e-Business, TradeNZ;
Dr Joseph Rousseau - Strategic
Industry Strategy Manager, Industry New Zealand;
Yvonne
Lucas - Director, Competition and Enterprise Branch,
Ministry of Economic
Development.