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Sohail Choudhry
NZ Post / Tukurau Aotearoa
Chief international business officer and chief data and technology officer
- With NZ Post since 2007.
- Previously CEO of a technology company based in NZ, successfully expanded the business into the US, Europe and Asian markets.
- Earlier worked in the electricity and water sectors, IT&T, and set up new tech-based ventures.
Career
Watercare Services LimitedSystems Planner
Jan 1998
- Dec 1998
Meridian
Principle - Enterprise Resources
Jan 1999
- Dec 2005
HTS-110 Ltd.
CEO
Jan 2005
- Dec 2007
NZ Post / Tukurau Aotearoa
Chief Data and Technology Officer, Chief International Business Officer, Executive General Manager - Global Business Development and International Relationships, Executive General Manager - International and Global Logistcs & Strategic Advisor, Executive General Manager - eCommerce, Customer Solutions, Sales & Marketing and Strategy
Jul 2013
- Present
New Zealand Asian Leaders
Member Advisory Board
Oct 2013
- Nov 2014
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