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Independent Directors appointed to Gentrack Board

6 May 2014

Independent Directors appointed to Gentrack Board

Gentrack, a global provider of software solutions for airports, energy utilities and water companies, is pleased to announce the appointment of Graham Shaw and Andy Coupe as Independent Non-Executive Directors.

Gentrack chairman John Clifford says the new directors add a wealth of commercial experience to strengthen the existing board as Gentrack’s success brings bigger projects and opportunities for geographic expansion.

Andy Coupe has extensive commercial and capital markets experience and is a former investment banking consultant at UBS New Zealand. Andy is Deputy Chairman of the New Zealand Takeovers Panel, Chairman of Farmright, a director of NZX listed investment funds Kingfish, Barramundi and Marlin Global, and a director of state owned coal miner Solid Energy. Andy is also a member of the Institute of Directors and the Institute of Finance Professionals New Zealand.

Graham Shaw is a chartered accountant working in an advisory role with Boards and senior management to assist them to enhance their performance. He is a director of NZX and ASX listed Xero. Graham is a former Chief Executive of Works Infrastructure and led its expansion into Australia. He has also been CEO of Kensington Swan, one of New Zealand's national law firms, and was a business adviser with accountants KPMG. He remains a representative of Downer New Zealand (formerly Works Infrastructure) and is Chair of the Chartered Professional Engineers Council.

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Graham is a Member of the New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants and the Institute of Directors in New Zealand, a Fellow of the New Zealand Institute of Management and a Companion of the Institution of Professional Engineers of New Zealand.

The Board of Gentrack now comprises Chairman John Clifford, Executive Director James Docking, and Independent Non-Executive Directors Leigh Warren, Andy Coupe and Graham Shaw.

About Gentrack
Auckland-based Gentrack is a developer of specialist software for energy utilities, water companies and airports around the world. It employs 180 people in offices in Auckland, Melbourne and London and services more than 150 utility and airport sites in 20 countries.

Gentrack is comprised of two leading software products - Gentrack Velocity and Airport 20/20. Gentrack Velocity is a specialist billing and CRM product designed for Energy utilities and Water companies. Airport 20/20 is a comprehensive Airport Management System engineered to optimise an airport’s operations and enhance the passenger experience.

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