Paul Conder, B.Com., C.A., CMInstD

Large Business | Public Sector | Not for Profit Sector | Governance

Paul established All Green Lights Limited to support businesses and the Not-for-profit social services sector to achieve improved results.

Paul has more than 30 years senior business experience in the electricity, health, local and central government, and education sectors.

Since leaving KPMG in 1991, Paul has worked with a range of entities including: Wellington City Council, Te Kāhui Tātari Ture | Criminal Cases Review Commission, eCampus NZ (now part of Te Pūkenga), Universal College of Learning, Orange Tamariki, Ministry of Social Development, Hamilton City Council, Unitec Institute of Technology, Bay of Plenty District Health Board, and Taupo Electricity Group.

Paul also brings more than 30 years governance experience to our clients (both profit generating and Not-for-Profit), earned across a wide range of organisations.

He was an independent member of Auckland Council’s Audit and Risk Committee until October 2022.

Paul helped establish the Ako Hiko Education Trust, working closely with the existing Manaiakalani Education Trust, to provide education tools and resources to students at low decile schools in the Mt Roskill to Mt Albert area.  This Trust enables students to achieve education outcomes equivalent to those of higher decile schools.  Education outcomes at these early stages are a strong indicator for students remaining positively engaged with society throughout their lives.

Previously, Paul has been an independent director of the Cerebral Palsy Society, Inc’s subsidiary IRIS Limited, chair of three Mainly Music boards, the Taupo based Awhina Lodge Society, Inc (which provided emergency housing, woman’s refuge, food-bank, and established a single person hostel) and treasurer of East Coast Bays Rugby Club and has represented both Unitec and Bay of Plenty DHB on various company governance boards.

In addition, he has reported to and advised professional boards.

Paul is available for a variety of assignments, including contract roles.  He is a chartered member of both Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand and Institute of Directors of New Zealand.