Tatou Papa
Our Board
Our Trustees, who govern Rātā Foundation, are appointed by the Minister of Finance for four-year terms.
Trustees must live in our funding regions of Canterbury, Nelson, Marlborough and the Chatham Islands. They include a mix of community, investment, legal and financial expertise to assist us in achieving high governance standards, ensuring effective stewardship of the significant community Putea they are responsible for.
The role of our Board is to set our strategy and policies, and to make decisions which deliver Rātā’s purpose.
The Board has a code of conduct which reflects good governance standards, confidentiality, acting ethically and professionally, and to properly manage conflicts of interest.
The Board has six standing committees:
- Remuneration
- Audit and Risk
- Investments
- Māori
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Canterbury Grants
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Northern Grants
The day to day running of our organisation is delegated to our Chief Executive who, along with the Rātā team, is responsible for delivering on our strategy.
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Elizabeth Lovell
Chair
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Sarah-Jane Weir
Deputy Chair
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Robyn Wallace
Deputy Chair
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Toni Grant
Trustee
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Mike Rutledge
Trustee
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Philippa Burns
Trustee
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John Murphy
Trustee
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Josiah Tualamali'i
Trustee
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Sharon Gemmell
Trustee
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Glenn Livingstone
Trustee
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David Jessep
Trustee
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Michael Bendall
Trustee
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Becoming a Trustee
Learn more about becoming a trustee.