Chief Corporate, People And Risk Officer

Chief Corporate, People and Risk Officer

Full Time

Overview

The land sustains and nurtures as we reach to the horizon

TuaropakiTrust () is an Ahu Whenua Trust under the auspices of TeTure Whenua Maori.

There are more than 2,700 Owners, a mix of individuals, Whanau Trusts and Kaitiaki Trusts, all descended from the original Owners.

The Trust is a kaitiaki for ancestral taonga and manages complex business interests in the food and energy sectors, with assets valued at approximately $1 billion.

Whakapono

– Inner belief in the Tuaropaki vision

Kia Manawanui

– Courage, adaptability, strategic foresight and humility

Role and Responsibilities

Reporting to the Chief Executive, the Chief Corporate, People and Risk Officer provides strategic leadership, governance alignment and operational oversight across delivery of health and safety, environmental management, HR, and corporate services — in alignment with shareholder expectations and the Trust's strategic objectives.

Key responsibilities include :

Leading People & Culture strategy to foster a high-performance, values-driven workforce

Championing health, safety, environmental sustainability, and wellbeing across operations

Overseeing the Trust's risk management framework and reporting to governance

Delivering efficient and effective corporate services

Providing leadership and mentoring across the portfolio

Contributing to ELT decision-making and strategy execution

Qualifications and Experience

A relevant tertiary qualification in human resources, business management, organisational development, risk management, or a related discipline

Proven executive or senior management experience leading People, Safety, Environment, Risk, and / or Corporate Services portfolios

Strong business acumen and a track record of delivering strategies aligned to organisational priorities

Demonstrated ability to identify and manage organisational risk, ensure compliance, and drive continuous improvement

Highly developed interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to build and sustain productive relationships

Experience navigating complex issues and achieving shared goals across diverse stakeholder groups

Ability to operate within a complex stakeholder environment

A high level of competency operating from the boardroom to frontline operations across a diverse portfolio of organisations representing the shareholder

Previous exposure to te ao Maori is desirable.

About you

To thrive in our environment, you will be a strong leader of people.

You will be adaptable, flexible and resilient, and you will bring our values to life as we work together to deliver the maximum benefit for our Tuaropaki whanau.

Location and Type

This position is based in Taupo, but open to other locations for the right candidate.

Location Taupo

Job Type Full Time

Closing

With Tuaropaki Trust always growing, we are constantly on the look out for new team members across our many business ventures.

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