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Foundation North incoming CEO in Northland
Foundation North chair John Slater and chief executive
Jennifer Gill will tomorrow host members of Northland
community organisations to introduce them to the
Foundation’s incoming chief executive, Peter Tynan.
Mr Tynan will step into the role when Jennifer Gill retires on 9 August after 15 years at the head of the foundation, New Zealand’s largest philanthropic trust.
“Over 15 years as chief executive of Foundation North I’ve been privileged to see our grants support so many good initiatives by Northland community organisations,” Jennifer Gill says. “A recent highlight was celebrating our support for Healthy Homes Tai Tokerau which this month achieved 10,000 homes insulated for Northland families.”
“Peter brings to the role experience across a range of
sectors, and a reputation as a very successful leader,”
John Slater says. “As Chief Executive of Foundation North,
he will oversee the implementation of our strategy which is
designed to guide the investment of around half a billion
dollars into Auckland and Northland community organisations
and initiatives over the next fifteen years. We look forward
to introducing Peter to our many Northland stakeholders.”
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