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REINZ names new CEO

The Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ) today announced the appointment of Bindi Norwell as its new chief executive.

Monday, September 12th 2016

In making the announcement chairman, Dame Rosanne Meo said that Norwell brings a strong commercial perspective to the organisation.

“Bindi is an experienced business leader and strategist who has worked in New Zealand, Australia and the UK.

"She has a strong background in digital media and technology and most recently, as executive director of TNS Global, a customer and marketing insights-based consultancy working with a diverse network of New Zealand Companies.”

Norwell's previous positions' include roles at British Telecom, Australia Melbourne Airport and CSR.

In accepting the position, Norwell commented on her excitement in joining the REINZ team and working within the real estate industry.

“REINZ is noted for what it has achieved to date, as a strong and vibrant membership organisation and I feel excited to be involved and leading the organisation to its next stage.”

Norwell lives in Auckland and enjoys spending time outdoors with her husband and two children, aged 9 and 7.

Norwell will join REINZ in early December.

She is replacing former chief executive Colleen Milne, who resigned suddenly in June after 18 months in the role.

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