Bernadette Power to bring vision and expertise to Albert-Eden Local Board
“I will bring my experience as a lawyer and transport professional to the Mt Eden, Epsom, and Greenlane communities”, Ms Power said.
Peter Neilson: City Vision Candidate for Entrust
Peter Neilson B Com, MInstD Peter is an economist, former MP and cabinet minister. (He is also a former CEO, (NZ Business Council for Sustainable Development, Financial Services Council), an international electricity consultant including leading a review of the...
Robert Reid: City Vision candidate for Entrust
Robert holds a Graduate Diploma in Economic Development. Robert has a lifetime of experience in advocating for New Zealanders for whom every dollar of income and expense counts. He recently retired as General Secretary of FIRST Union, one of NZ’s largest trade unions....
Simon Mitchell: City Vision candidate for Entrust
Simon Mitchell LLB (Hons) Simon works as a barrister specialising in employment and family law. He is a former Partner in a city law firm. Simon is also experienced in governance and working well in a team. Simon is committed to ensuring a modern reliable power supply...
Richard Leckinger: City Vision candidate for Entrust
Richard Leckinger MSc RE (Renewable Energy) We need trustees we can rely on to keep the power on. Richard wrote his thesis on integrating renewables (solar, wind and geothermal) into New Zealand’s grid. He is a business owner and a former Ministerial Advisor on...
Glenda Fryer: City Vision candidate for Entrust
Glenda has many years proven governance leadership experience; 18 years as an elected representative including as an Auckland City Councillor and is a current Albert -Eden Local Board member leading the Local Economic Development Portfolio. She was Chair of the...From our Facebook page
City Vison introduces its 2022 candidates for the Albert-Eden Local Board (Ōwairaka subdivision). Experienced Board members Julia Maskill, Christina Robertson and Margi Watson are joined by Liv Roe. Together they form a great team to represent Albert-Eden.![]()
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Christina Robertson![]()
I’m a long-time Albert-Eden local with a background in research, teaching and transport advocacy. In my first term on the board, I’ve worked for greener, safer transport, climate action and thriving communities and town centres. I’m looking forward to running for another term so I can keep advocating for a fairer, more sustainable Auckland and supporting our communities as we shape our city’s future together.![]()
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Liv Roe![]()
Kia ora. Liv here, a local and first-time candidate for the Albert-Eden Local Board. I’m a young professional, Millennial city girl working as an advocate in the not-for-profit sector with a focus on human rights, gender and LGBTQI+ equity, ethnic/migrant communities, Te Ao Māori and honouring Te Tiriti. I’m also studying towards a Graduate Diploma of Arts in Political Science. I'm excited to run for this year’s elections and to hear our grassroots community voices.![]()
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Julia Maskill![]()
Kia ora. I’m keen for a second term of listening to residents and helping Albert-Eden become more beautiful, caring and well-functioning. I’ve brought up my three daughters in Ōwairaka over 35 years, and I’ve worked as a commercial lawyer, educator and climate action researcher. I love community and I’ve worked on communications and social change programmes. I’ve volunteered in sports and youth groups, and on performing arts, disability, school and community law centre governance boards.![]()
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Margi Watson![]()
I'm a Waterview resident with a nursing background and I'm passionate about community and the environment. I love our area and look forward to designing and building our future together. I've had extensive governance experience at a local and regional level, from school boards to Council to government appointments at Auckland Light Rail and Northern Health Schools. I'm currently the Chairperson of the Albert-Eden Local Board.
Good to get out doorknocking with City Vision Council candidate Red in Roskill South on Saturday morning. Lots of people eagerly awaiting the reopening of Freeland Reserve!