Bryan Chapple
The Treasury / Te Tai Ōhanga
Deputy secretary, macroeconomics and growth
- Appointed 2017.
- Previously with MBIE as head of the office of the chief executive, and general manager strategic policy.
- Previous roles were in policy and economic functions at the Ministry of Economic Development, the De Nederlandsche Bank (Netherlands Central Bank) and the Reserve Bank of NZ.
- Holds a BCA (Hons) in economics from Victoria University and a BBS from Massey University.
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