Murray Jordan
Murray Jordan is currently a director of Metlifecare Limited, Chorus Limited, Metcash Limited, Stevenson Group Limited, Asia Pacific Village Group Limited, Southern Cross Benefits Limited, Southern Cross Hospitals Limited and the Southern Cross Medical Care Society. He is also a trustee of Southern Cross Health Trust, Starship Foundation, Foodstuffs' Members Protection Trust and The Foodstuffs Co-operative Perpetuation Trust. Prior to embarking on a governance career in 2015, he held various senior management roles at Foodstuffs Limited from 2004 to 2015, including Managing Director of Foodstuffs North Island and Managing Director and General Manager Retail, Sales and Performance of Foodstuffs Auckland Limited. In 2013, he led the merger of the Auckland and Wellington businesses of Foodstuffs to create what is now known as Foodstuffs North Island and established and oversaw the integration programme. His early career was in the property sector, including as General Manager of Telecom NZ's property business and General Manager of AMP Capital Investors NZ Limited's property portfolio. Murray has a Master's degree in Property Administration from the University of Auckland. Murray will retire from the SkyCity Board effective from 30 September 2021.
Education
Master's degree in Property Administration
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