New CEO Appointed for Neighbourhood Support New Zealand
17 April 2023 – New Zealand – Neighbourhood Support New Zealand Board have appointed Louise Grevel as the new CEO for Neighbourhood Support New Zealand.
Louise is certainly no stranger to Neighbourhood Support, having served nine years on the NSNZ Board, four of those as Chair. She has also worked as the Coordinator for Neighbourhood Support Waitakere for 13 years and has been the District Representative for Waitemata District (which covers Members in Waitakere, Rodney, North Shore and Greenhithe) for nine years. To top this all off, Louise has been the Acting CEO for NSNZ since Tess Casey’s resignation earlier this year.
“Taking Louise’s passion and wealth of experience within the organisation into consideration, it was a relatively easy decision” said Acting Board Chair, Claire Steer.
“As a Board we feel very fortunate and excited about what Louise will be able to bring to this role.”
Outside of her work with Neighbourhood Support, Louise is also a volunteer fire fighter, a Trustee for the Waitakere Township Hall and Whangateau Cemetery, as well as a Ranui Swanson Waitakere Community Patroller.
If you wish to contact Louise, please do so on louise@neighbourhoodsupport.co.nz.
ENDS
For More Information Please Contact:
NSNZ Acting Board Chair
Claire Steer
027 257 9999
About Neighbourhood Support New Zealand
Neighbourhood Support is a nationwide community led movement that brings people and neighbourhoods together to create safe, resilient, and connected communities. Over 220,000 households are part of our growing network. Neighbourhood Support work alongside NZ Police and other partners to equip neighbourhoods to improve safety, be prepared for emergencies and support one another so that our communities are great places to live.
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C/O Police National Headquarters
180 Molesworth Street
Thorndon, Wellington, 6011
New Zealand
Email - info@neighbourhoodsupport.co.nz
Phone - 0800 4 NEIGHBOURS (0800 463 444)
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