Scoop  Regional

New director at NSM Contracting Ltd

August 30, 2002

The North Shore City Council has appointed Kevin Johnson as a director of NSM Contracting Ltd, its Albany-based local authority trading enterprise (LATE).

A professional engineer and experienced businessman, Mr Johnson owns Seneca Management Services Ltd. Chairman of City Design Ltd, he is also operations director of Westech Energy New Zealand, a subsidiary of the Energy Corporation of America, and is a director of the Institute of Professional Engineers of New Zealand (IPENZ) and Bridge Petroleum Ltd.

Mr Johnson joins chairman, John Avery, and North Shore City's chief financial officer, Roger Duncan, on the board of NSM Contracting Ltd.

Wholly owned by North Shore City Council, the LATE is a 50 per cent shareholder (with Waitakere City) in Techscape Ltd, a North Shore City-based works and maintenance contractor.

Since Techscape's creation two years ago (September 2000), NSM Contracting Ltd has been operating as an investment company that owns and manages property.

Mr Johnson takes up his appointment next month (September).

(ends)

© Scoop Media

 

Parliament Headlines | Politics Headlines | Regional Headlines

Government: Northland To Move To Orange, NZ Prepared For Omicron

Northland will move to Orange at 11:59pm tonight, 20 January 2022, while the rest of New Zealand will remain at Orange as the Government prepares for Omicron to enter the community.
“Vaccination rates have continued to increase in Northland and are now at 89 percent first dose. The easing of the Auckland boundary over summer did not drive an increase in cases so we believe it is safe for Northland...
More>>

ALSO:

• National - Labour Has No Plan For Omicron
• ACT - No Plan For Omicron – Just Crickets

Gordon Campbell: On Responding To The Need In Tonga

The power of the Tonga eruption (and the size of the aid response being mounted) have been sobering indications of the scale of this disaster. The financial impact is certain to exceed the damage done by Cyclone Harold two years ago, which was estimated at the time to cost $US111 million via its effects on crops, housing and tourism facilities. This time, the tsunami damage, volcanic ash, sulphur dioxide contamination and villager relocation expenses are likely to cost considerably more to meet...
More>>