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Dr Nick Marsh
Nick was the Director of the Auckland
University MBA programme and has written three management books.
'Theory K - Key to Excellence', 'The All Star Company', and
'Strategic Foresight - the Power of Standing in the Future'. He
is a Strategic Facilitor with a very wide range of corporate,
public sector, and not for profit clients.
He has worked on strategy over 20
years for a variety of Energy Companies, specialising in
Renewable Energy and Geothermal, National Grid and Lines, and
Retailing of electricity.
He works in Australia, the Pacific,
and the Caribbean on growth and innovation projects. He also
runs FutureSIMs, the 5 Step Strategy Process, and Design
Thinking for Innovation interventions.
Email:
nick.marsh@nextcorporation.net
Ph: (+64) 21 617267
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Ian Ivey
Ian has a Masters of Science degree
from Massey University in New Zealand. He has had senior
management roles in the horticulture, corporate investment, and
international petrochemical sectors, and has travelled and
worked in many countries throughout Europe, the Arabian Gulf,
Asia, North America, the Carribean, and the Pacific Rim.
In recent years, he has been working
in the area of future proofing businesses and organisations in
Australia, New Zealand, Germany, and the Carribean using
Strategic Foresight principles and processes, technology
transfer between Europe and Australasia, and expanding a network
of key international partners.
His passion is for people, new
technologies and concepts, the future and the development of
strategies for individual, businesses and organisations to
achieve success in a world of accelerating change.
He facilitates and manages a number
of internet communities of interest, including www.ttfi.net and
www.leightonfuturethinking.com.
Email:
ian.ivey@nextcorporation.net
Ph: (+1) 868 3500239
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Mark Prain
Mark is a graduate of Toi Whakaari
(Wellington - 1978), New Zealand’s premier Theatre Arts academy,
Mark spent 15 years as a professional actor, director,
playwright and opera singer. He then spent much of the next 15
working in NZ and the USA on Sustainable Leadership.
After five years with Greenpeace
(1990-94), he became Executive Director of not for profit
Sustainable Cities (1995-2000) and then of the “Redesigning
Resources Business Leadership Group” (2000-04). He is the author
of two books on sustainable best practice (2002 & 2004), and
wrote a national column on the subject for the Business Monthly
from 1996-2005.
Beyond his current role as Executive
Director of the Hillary Institute of International Leadership,
Mark is Director of Maven Ltd., a strategic consultancy based in
Christ-church. He is also an associate director of Professional
Arts Services & NEXT Carbon, a trustee of a number of not for
profits and the ED of the Untouched World Foundation. Mark is
widely-regarded as an independent thinker and
partnership-broker.
Email:
mark@tippingpoint.co.nz
Ph: (+64) 21 434400
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