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We’re an business association but we’re a people business too. The right people are critical to our success. Meet some of our team.
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Alan McDonald
Policy Director - Advocacy Services
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Amanda Wallis
Amanda is based in Rotorua. She has comprehensive knowledge and experience across all employment relations matters and is well regarded for her work specialising in bullying and harassment investigations (including sexual harassment).
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Bernadette Emerson
Portfolio Manager - Employment Relations, Human Resources
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Beverley Edwards
Bev spent several years as the Employment Counsel for the SA National Prosecuting Authority, and has continued her employment career in New Zealand with her current private law practice in the Waikato/BOP.
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Brent Torrens
Brent joined the EMA as an Employer Advisor in late 2007 and he is the coordinator of the weekly Employer Bulletin.
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