• Support the redevelopment and regeneration of the Tāmaki area (Glen Innes, Point England and Panmure)
• Oversee the delivery of new housing at scale
• Provide financial oversight of significant investments
  

He angitūtanga: The opportunity

Auckland Council is pleased to have an opportunity to welcome a new director to the Tāmaki Redevelopment Company (trading as Tāmaki Regeneration) board in 2025.

Tāmaki Regeneration was established in 2012 to achieve large-scale urban regeneration in Tāmaki (Glen Innes, Point England and Panmure). This regeneration will support thecommunity to thrive with improved housing, economic and social outcomes.

Auckland Council seeks a new director to strengthen the board and provide robust oversight of the core delivery areas of the company.

He kōrero mōu: About you

You will act with personal integrity and moral leadership with wise and thorough decision-making. Board members are accountable and responsive to the direction set by theshareholders. Directors are expected to act with a public service ethos, have a commitment to collaborate across the council group, to demonstrate financial accountability and drive a focus on valuefor money at board level.

Directors will have an understanding of te ao Māori and will seekimproved outcomes for Māori.

We are looking for people with deep experience in the following areas:

• financial acumen suitable to provide strong oversight and ensure that investments represent value for money
• experience working within central and local government systems for funding,planning and regulation of key projects
• track record of leading residential developments in the commercial sector.

Auckland Council encourages diversity on boards and seeks a range of perspectives tosupport robust decision making.

O Mātou Kōrero: About Us

Tāmaki Regeneration is a joint venture between central government and Auckland Councilwhere Auckland Council is a minority (41%) share-holder.

The four key priorities of Tāmaki Regeneration are:

• Social (supporting Tāmaki whānau to thrive)
• Housing (building homes and communities)
• Economic (helping the local economy to thrive)
• Placemaking (supporting local cultural identity and sense of belonging).

TRC has a target to redevelop 2,550 houses into 10,500 new homes in Tāmaki by 2050 with740 new houses to be delivered over the next four years. You can find more information at the link below:

Tono Mai: Apply Now!

Applications close: Friday, 23 May at midnight.

For a confidential discussion, please get in touch with Howard Chaffey at or 021583769.