Jo Brosnahan appointed as Chair of Maritime New Zealand Board

“She brings a good understanding of the maritime sector and has broad experience working with ports and harbours as the former CEO of Auckland Regional Council and Northland Regional Councils.

Jo Brosnahan appointed as Chair of Maritime New Zealand Board
Maritime NZ’s core roles are to regulate the maritime sector, promote safety and maintain safety infrastructure, and respond to environmental incidents and emergencies at sea. (Image Credit: Wikimedia commons)
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Minister of Transport Phil Twyford today announced the appointment of Jo Brosnahan as Chair of the Maritime New Zealand Board.

Jo Brosnahan has been appointed for a three-year term to 30 June 2021.

Phil Twyford says Jo Brosnahan is a very experienced board member with strong governance and leadership skills.

"She brings a good understanding of the maritime sector and has broad experience working with ports and harbours as the former CEO of Auckland Regional Council and Northland Regional Councils.

Maritime NZ's core roles are to regulate the maritime sector, promote safety and maintain safety infrastructure, and respond to environmental incidents and emergencies at sea.

"Our Government is rebalancing the transport system toward better safety, access and value for money. We are creating a more modern, sustainable transport network.

"Maritime NZ has an important role to play in keeping New Zealanders safe on the water and protecting our environment. Jo Brosnahan will be a great leader for the maritime community and will help support them to ensure our seas are safe, secure and clean.

"I'd like to acknowledge the work of the previous chair Blair O'Keeffe and thank him for his commitment during his two years on the Board," Phil Twyford said.

(With Inputs from New Zealand Government Press Release)

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