Anne Shaw
Ministry of Housing and Urban Development / Te Tūāpapa Kura Kāinga
Deputy chief executive, housing supply, response and partnerships
- Previously at the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, most recently as executive director, greater Christchurch group and before that as executive director, strategy, governance and engagement, involved in the disestablishment of the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority.
- Spent more than nine years with the Department of Internal Affairs.
- Led the government’s information security and privacy work programme and managed local government and community sector policy.
- Began career at the Ministry of Housing.
- Holds a Master’s of Public Management.
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