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Ross Buckley
Non Executive Director
Ross Buckley is a prominent figure in New Zealand's business and governance landscape. He currently serves as the Chair of the National Board and National Council member at the Institute of Directors in New Zealand, a role he assumed in June 2023.4
Professional Background
Ross Buckley has an extensive career in accounting and governance:
- He began his professional governance career in October 2020 after retiring from KPMG New Zealand, where he served as the executive Chair from 2011 to 2020.12
- Buckley joined KPMG in Wellington in 1983 and held various roles both in New Zealand and overseas, including board member of KPMG Asia Pacific and a member of KPMG's Global Council.1
Current Roles
In addition to his position at the Institute of Directors, Ross Buckley holds several other significant roles:
- Independent director of ASB Bank, where he chairs the Audit Committee and is a member of the Appointment and Remuneration and Risk Committees.13
- Independent director of Stride Properties.1
- Independent chair of Service Foods.15
- Chair of the advisory board of Massey University's College of Business.1
- Council Member at Massey University since 2022.6
Qualifications and Memberships
Ross Buckley's qualifications include:
- BBS (Massey University)
- Fellow Chartered Accountant (FCA)
- Fellow Certified Practising Accountant (FCPA)
- Chartered Member of the Institute of Directors1
Personal
Ross Buckley is 62 years old as of November 2023.2
His leadership at the Institute of Directors focuses on promoting good governance practices, which he believes are crucial for successful companies and strong communities.2 Buckley is also passionate about education, viewing it as a solution to poverty and societal inequities.2
Highlights
Supporters and Sponsors,
On behalf of Make-A-Wish and myself many many thanks for your very generous donation and support.
It was an amazing experience. I must admit I was a bit shaky to start with as they push you over the ledge (as we started 18 floors above ground level) and as you can see from the photo the cars and street level are a long way down.
Due to your generous support there was only one way to go and that was down – there was no turning back. It took me roughly four minutes to abseil down and I only looked down once or twice. This is a great event for a very good cause and I am personally very grateful for your support to Make-A-Wish and its beneficiaries.
Once again many thanks
Ross
This Friday I’m channeling my inner Batman, and abseiling down 17 storeys over the edge of 205 Queen Street to raise funds and awareness for Make-A-Wish® New Zealand.
You can sponsor my efforts here https://lnkd.in/gKQcicy
