Anselm is the Surveyor-General at Land Information NZ. He holds a Master of Surveying degree from the University of Otago and has worked in various technical capacities since joining the Department of Lands and Survey in 1978. He has been heavily involved in the development of Landonline and helped develop the Cadastre 2034 strategy.

Neale is a senior surveyor and former principal of Yeomans Survey Solutions Limited, a cadastral surveying consultancy based in Auckland. He gained his registration as a surveyor in 1989 and has considerable experience with subdivisions, including fee simple strata and unit title subdivisions in the urban environment, many of which have involved mixed use developments and dealing with the particular characteristics associated therewith. Neale has been a Board member since 2013 and the Chair since 2022.

Pengbo is an experienced senior executive, board member and director with proven track record of delivering results across the commercial, community and government sectors. He is passionate about improving diversity & inclusion and wanting to make sure the youth, ethnic and marginalised voices are included and heard. Over the past 20+ years, Pengbo has been an active volunteer and a passionate advocate in the community. Roles have ranged from working sausage sizzles to raise a few hundred dollars, to serving on the boards of nationwide not-for-profit organisations with million-dollar fundraising campaigns. Aside from sitting on the Cadastral Surveyors Licensing Board, Pengbo also serves as an Independent Panel Member for the Creative New Zealand and a Complaints Assessment Committee Member for the Real Estate Authority.

Laura is a Senior Licensed Cadastral Surveyor and Planning Consultant with Chris J Coll Surveying Ltd which provides surveying, planning and engineering services throughout the West Coast. Laura has previously served as the S+SNZ Young Surveyors Group Education Representative and as Secretary-Treasurer and Young Surveyors Group Branch Representative for the S+SNZ Westland Branch. She recently served a term as a West Coast Regional Councillor for the Buller Constituency and as an appointed Te Tai o Poutini Plan Committee member. Laura was a member of Local Government New Zealand’s Policy Advisory Group and a member of the Local Government Commission’s Governance Education Framework Working Group. Presently, she is Chair of the Homebuilders West Coast Trust Board and Deputy Chair of the St. Canice’s School Board of Trustees.

Craig McInnes, B Surv (Otago), MS+SNZ (RPSurv), MICS, Licensed Cadastral Surveyor

Craig is a director of Fox & Associates Ltd in Christchurch which specializes in land development, spatial data capture and rural land services throughout Canterbury and the South Island. He began his career with the former Department of Survey and Land Information in Gisborne and Christchurch and registered as a surveyor in 1993, gaining experience in Crown land and large rural cadastral surveys. Since moving to the private sector in 2000 he has broadened his expertise in all aspects of the land subdivision process. He was appointed to the Board as a substitute member in 2016, and as a full member in 2019.

Clare is a transformation consultant specializing in technology, innovation, and leadership. Trained in all things cadastral in Hawkes Bay, Clare was first licensed in 2008. She then used the reciprocal arrangements to work in Victoria – largely on high-rise subdivision. Returning to NZ in 2012 to post-earthquake Christchurch she spent over 10 years with Harrison Grierson based largely in Auckland. Clare’s survey career led her into technology and leadership and from 2016-2022 she was General Manager – Survey for HG, leading the strategic direction for the National Survey team. She has experience in a wide variety of cadastral projects across the country, and a deep understanding of the different paths taken to licensing. Clare won the ACENZ future leader award in 2017 and has governance experience from a term on the ACENZ board, as a Trustee with HG, and several years in senior leadership.

Colin is a director of Cuttriss Consultants Ltd and is based in the Lower Hutt office. Colin completed his Bachelor of Surveying at the University of Otago in 1984, registered through Cuttriss in 1987, and travelled and worked overseas between 1990 and 1994.

He then returned to Cuttriss, where he has specialised in all aspects of land development consultancy and subdivision.

Colin is Chairman of LPMS, a not for profit Society facilitating access to professional indemnity and other insurance products for Surveyors, Valuers and Quantity Surveyors, and was appointed to the CSLB in 2019.

Sundeep Daggubati is a Senior Lecturer from the Department of Engineering and Architectural Studies at Ara Institute of Canterbury. He is also a Programme Leader for the Graduate Diploma in Construction qualification. His industry experience spans across estimation, quantity surveying, damage assessments, detailed engineering evaluations, and construction project management. He is a Chartered Construction Manager who holds postgraduate qualifications in Civil Engineering and Business. He also obtained tertiary qualifications in teaching and learning. He is interested in interdisciplinary learning, modern methods of construction, and digital technologies for site safety management.