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CCHL successor announced
< Media release: 15 December CCHL
successor announced The board of Christchurch City
Holdings Ltd (CCHL) has confirmed that current board member
Bruce Irvine will succeed board chairperson Dr Paddy Austin
when she retires from the position next November after nine
years as a board member and six years as chair. Irvine,
managing partner at Deloittes, has been on the board for the
past three years. "The Council, acting under its adopted
policy on succession planning has identified Bruce Irvine as
my successor a year out from the end of my appointed term,
and this has been agreed by the board of CCHL," Austin said.
"Succession planning is accepted best governance practice
and I am pleased to announce Bruce as my successor.
Announcing the decision this far out enables us to effect a
smooth transition, which is good for CCHL and good for the
group as a whole." Irvine said he was honoured to accept
the nomination. "Dr Austin has been a strong and visionary
chairperson of the company over the past five years," he
said. ENDS
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