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Pete Hodgson
Callaghan Innovation
Chair
- Former cabinet minister 1999-2008.
- Governing portfolios included research, science and technology, economic development, and commerce.
- Previously chief executive of Otago Investment Limited, responsible for supporting University of Otago researchers in developing and commercialising intellectual property.
- NZ independent chair with the Australia and NZ Council for the Care of Animals in Research and Teaching.
- Has a Bachelor's in veterinary science from Massey University and a Master’s in public policy (with distinction) from Victoria University.
Career
Hocken LibraryExecutive member, the friends of the Hocken collection
Jan 2012
- Present
ANZCCART
NZ Independent Chair
Jan 2012
- Present
Otago Innovation Limited
Board member and Chair advisory committee, Chief Executive Officer
Apr 2014
- Present
Southern Partnership Group, New Dunedin Hospital
Chairperson
Nov 2017
- Present
Callaghan Innovation
Chair
Apr 2018
- Present
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