Anselm is the Surveyor-General at Land Information NZ. He holds a Master of Surveying degree from the University of Otago and has worked in various technical capacities since joining the Department of Lands and Survey in 1978. He has been heavily involved in the development of Landonline and helped develop the Cadastre 2034 strategy.

Neale Faulkner is a senior surveyor and former principal of Yeomans Survey Solutions Limited, a cadastral surveying company based in Auckland. He gained his registration as a surveyor in 1989 and is currently a practising licensed cadastral surveyor. Neale has considerable experience with subdivisions which has included not only residential, commercial and rural fee simple subdivisions but also numerous fee simple strata and unit title subdivisions in the urban environment, many of which have involved mixed use developments and dealing with the particular characteristics associated therewith. He has been a Board member since 2013.

B Surv., RPS, FNZIS

Vicki is currently a director of South Pass Ltd and former Associate of Aurecon (Connell Wagner) in Blenheim. She registered in 1983 before working in various states in Australia for 11 years, then becoming Licensed in Queensland in 1989. Vicki was admitted as a fellow of the NZIS in 2018. She has been on the Board since 2010 with the last 4 years as Chair.

Nick started out as a technician surveyor before attending Otago University in the mid’ 1990s. Since becoming licensed in 2000 he has fulfilled a variety of surveying roles in Auckland and Rotorua and is currently the manager of the Cheal Rotorua office and a Principal of Cheal Consultants Ltd. He has a variety of recent experience specific to land surveying including Limited Titles, Unit Titles, Maori Land surveys and incorporating natural boundaries and complex definition issues. He has also been an expert witness in the High Court and Maori Land Court.

Craig McInnes, B Surv (Otago), MS+SNZ (RPSurv), MICS, Licensed Cadastral Surveyor

Craig is a director of Fox & Associates Ltd in Christchurch which specializes in land development, spatial data capture and rural land services throughout Canterbury and the South Island. He began his career with the former Department of Survey and Land Information in Gisborne and Christchurch and registered as a surveyor in 1993, gaining experience in Crown land and large rural cadastral surveys. Since moving to the private sector in 2000 he has broadened his expertise in all aspects of the land subdivision process. He was appointed to the Board as a substitute member in 2016, and as a full member in 2019.

Apulu Reece Autagavaia is a trained lawyer and currently elected to the Otara-Papatoetoe Local Board and Counties Manukau District Health Board.

Reece started his legal career at large city litigation firms and practiced Maori Land law and Treaty claims in Manukau. He has extensive governance experience sitting on the Problem Gambling Foundation Pacific board, school Boards of Trustees and the Aganu’u Fa’asamoa 101 trust.

Reece has astute analytical and advocacy skills – having represented large corporations and community organisations – skills, which he is honoured to continue to use to serve the wider community.

Jane Davel BA, MBA, MInstD, MAICD

Jane is a consultant and a Non-executive Director. Her current roles include: board member of the Electrical Workers Registration Board, Chair of St. Andrew’s Village Trust (Inc), Chair of the Methodist Trust Association and Deputy Chair of the Lake House Trust. She has held senior executive roles across a number of service industries, including banking and finance, entertainment and telecommunications. She has a background in product management, marketing and business planning and has a particular interest in the customer experience.

She has a Bachelor of Arts (University of Melbourne), a Masters of Business Administration (University of Canterbury) and is a member of the Institute of Directors in New Zealand and of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Colin is a director of Cuttriss Consultants Ltd and is based in the Lower Hutt office. Colin completed his Bachelor of Surveying at the University of Otago in 1984, registered through Cuttriss in 1987, and travelled and worked overseas between 1990 and 1994.

He then returned to Cuttriss, where he has specialised in all aspects of land development consultancy and subdivision.

Colin is Chairman of LPMS, a not for profit Society facilitating access to professional indemnity and other insurance products for Surveyors, Valuers and Quantity Surveyors, and was appointed to the CSLB in 2019.