Our Appointed Board

Supporting our community
mō te hāpori, no te hāpori, i te hāpori

Eastbay REAP is governed by a board which is committed to furthering education across all sectors of the community

 

Hannah Simmonds

Chairperson,

Skills & Networks: Education Equity & Achievement

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Tristan Vine

Deputy Chairperson,

Skills & Networks: Business Innovation & Sustainability

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David Glover

Board Member,

Skills & Networks: Education Strategy & Technology

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Hinerangi Eruera Murphy

Board Member,

Skills & Networks: Digital Learning & Maori Pedagogy

Georgia Mischefski-Gray

Board Member,

Skills & Networks: Youth Sustainability & Primary Industry

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Angela Kershaw

Board Member,

Skills & Networks: Legal & Child/Whanau Advocacy

Awhina Ngātuere

Board Memeber,

Skills & Network: Māori Economy & Rangatahi Development

Keri Topperwein

Board Member,

Skills & Network: Environmental & Cultural Impact

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Dr Ryan Morrison

Ex-Offico,

Eastbay REAP CEO

 

The Board is responsible to appoint the CEO and set the direction of the organisation through its Strategic Plan. Eastbay REAP's activities to achieve that plan are guided by the Board's key policies around Governance, Management, Property, Health & Safety, Human Resources, and Quality Assurance.

As the body accountable for Eastbay REAP's activites, the board also ensures planning and results.

Our Constitution outlines our organisation's legal rules as an Incorporated Society.

Our current Investment Plan provides context for the Eastern Bay of Plenty, as well as our approach and specific activities planned to meet needs in the region.

Our current Annual Report gives our end-of-year financial position based on our yearly external audit.