Board Changes for Holcim New Zealand
Board Changes for Holcim New Zealand
Leading
supplier of cement, aggregates, ready mixed concrete and
lime,
Holcim (New Zealand) Ltd, has announced three
recent appointments to its
Board.
Former member of
Parliament and Cabinet Minister Simon Upton joins
the
Holcim New Zealand Board, furthering his four year
involvement with Holcim
internationally as an Advisory
Board member of its Holcim Foundation for
Sustainable
Development. Until January this year, he chaired the
Round
Table on Sustainable Development at the OECD.
A
second new Board member, Paul O'Callaghan, has over 20 years
experience
in the cement industry, most recently having
spent six years as Chief
Operating Officer for Holcim
Philippines. Prior to moving to the
Philippines in 2001,
he held a variety of positions in Queensland Cement
Ltd
in operations, in sales and marketing and in project
management. He is
also a director of Cement
Australia.
Jeremy Smith, who took up the role of CEO of
Holcim (New Zealand) Ltd in
June, has now been appointed
Managing Director. He joined Holcim New
Zealand in 2000
and has held General Management positions in both the
Lime
and Cement divisions. A qualified lawyer, he
previously worked in executive
management roles with
Eskimo Logistics Group.
Announcing the appointments Board
Chairman, John Lindsay, said, “These new
Board members
bring with them a broad range of experience and
valuable
perspectives. They will contribute strongly in
working with our management
team to ensure the company
continues to play an important role in New
Zealand’s
development.
“
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