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New leadership team appointed to Let s Get Wellington Moving programme
21 Apr, 2021 07:35 PM
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Transport programme Let s Get Wellington Moving has appointed a new senior leadership team. Photo / 123rf
Transport programme Let s Get Wellington Moving has appointed a new senior leadership team. Photo / 123rf
RNZ
Multi-billion-dollar transport programme Let s Get Wellington Moving has appointed a new senior leadership team.
It comes after a review of the programme released this year found the project lacked leadership and was at risk of failing.
Shortly after, director Andrew Body stepped down from his position.
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A new permanent director will be appointed in due course.
Let s Get Wellington Moving appoints new leadership Harry Lock
Multi-billion-dollar transport programme Let s Get Wellington Moving has appointed a new senior leadership team.
It comes after a review of the programme released this year found the project lacked leadership and was at risk of failing.
The current technical director David Dunlop has been appointed as acting programme director, the programme announced today.
A new permanent director will be appointed in due course.
Meanwhile, the new position of an independent chair, as recommended by the review, was given to Dave Brash, who was the national recovery manager for the Kaikōura earthquake.