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Bonnie Robinson MNZM

Bonnie Robinson MNZM

Chief Executive Officer
Bonnie joined PSN in January, 2023. Previously, she held the role of CEO, HBH Senior Living (formally called Howick Baptist Healthcare). Bonnie’s career spans over 20 years in social service organisations including PSN, Age Concern, Alzheimers Auckland and the Ministry of Social Development. In addition to her management experience, she has served on a range of boards and is currently President of the New Zealand Council of Christian Social Services. Bonnie was awarded a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit (MNZM) in the New Zealand New Year’s Honours List 2023 for her services to seniors and social services.
Wendy Hoskin

Wendy Hoskin

General Manager, Health and Disability
Wendy has worked at PSN since 2014 originally as General Manager Development, then Chief Operating Officer and most recently as GM Health and Disability. She has more than 20 years’ experience in the health and social sectors working in management positions in Auckland DHB and Waikato DHB in both Operational Management and Funding and Planning Management. Wendy is also member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants.
Andrea McLeod

Andrea McLeod

General Manager, Social Services
Andrea McLeod is General Manager, Social Services at Presbyterian Support Northern. She represents the home and community health sector on a number of forums including the role of Chair of the Home and Community Health Association, and is a director on the board of Careerforce - the Industry Training Organisation. Andrea’s background is as a Registered Nurse and she brings over 20 years of experience and knowledge in health and community services management to the role.
Vicki Harrison

Vicki Harrison

Chief Financial Officer
Vicki joined us as PSN’s Chief Financial Officer in February 2021. She was born and raised in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland and has spent much of her career in senior management and Board roles in the Financial Services sector, both in NZ and the UK. Vicki has just returned after 15 years working in London in the Insurance industry, with her last role being Finance Director for a Managing General Agent who underwrote risk for syndicates of Lloyds of London. Vicki is a qualified accountant and a member of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand.
Tom Dodd

Tom Dodd

General Manager, Engagement
Tom joined PSN as General Manager, Engagement in September 2022. He was born and raised in Glasgow, Scotland but has spent most of his life in Aotearoa. Tom moved to the NGO sector from the banking industry in 2000 and has held People and Culture executive roles in St John, Healthcare NZ and IHC Group. He is a Chartered Member of the Human Resources Institute of New Zealand.
Lisa Rudolphe

Lisa Rudolphe

General Manager, Fundraising
Lisa joined PSN in late 2021 and represents Fundraising and Lifeline Connect. As the organisation enters a period of increasing demand, fundraising and commercial activities are vital to ensure the maintenance of core programmes and development of new and exciting opportunities. Lisa has a background in marketing and has nearly 20 years of fundraising experience gained in the health, arts and culture sectors – most recently as Head of Development at the Auckland Museum. Her favourite saying is ‘from acorns grow oak trees’ – especially when acknowledging and celebrating our donors who support PSN’s work and our mission ‘A better life for everyone’.
Joe Waru

Joe Waru

Kaitohu Matua / General Manager Māori
Joe joined PSN in April 2023. His role as Kaitohu Matua is to provide strategic leadership and advice as PSN seeks to engage more fully with Te Ao Māori. Joe also supports PSN’s Kaitakawaenga and Hau Kāinga Rōpū, and other kaimahi Māori across the organisation. Joe is of Te Rarawa and Te Aupouri descent, an uri of Ngapuhi-nui-tonu. He comes to PSN from a Senior Cultural Advisor role at Te Whatu Ora (Greenlane Hospital, Tamaki Mākaurau) and is also a Director of Haua Partners, which works with organisations to strengthen responsiveness to bicultural practice. Joe has trained and worked as a social worker previously and worked with PSN between 2007 and 2009.