Home in Place appoints new CEO
Larissa Bridge is the new chief executive.
Larissa Bridge.
Larissa Bridge is the new chief executive.
Larissa Bridge.
Not-for-profit community housing provider Home in Place has appointed Larissa Bridge as its new chief executive.
Bridge brings more than 20 years of experience in property management, leadership, and community housing to her role, including a strong track record of delivering significant outcomes for vulnerable communities.
Previously, Bridge served as chief operating officer of Home in Place’s Specialist Services Unit in Newcastle, Australia, where she led the organisation’s efforts to become the largest provider of specialist disability accommodation in the country. Under her leadership, Home in Place delivered life-changing outcomes for residents with complex care needs, setting the benchmark in the social housing sector.
“I’m excited to take on the role of CEO at Home in Place New Zealand,” said Bridge.
“Housing is more than just bricks and mortar – it’s the foundation for connection, belonging, and wellbeing. My focus will be on creating vibrant, inclusive communities where every resident feels valued and supported.”
Bridge’s immediate priorities include:
Bridge said her approach is driven by her core values of integrity and growth. “It’s important that we don’t just provide housing but create a supportive and collaborative community where everyone feels valued and empowered to achieve their goals.”
Having relocated to New Zealand from Australia, Bridge is welcoming the opportunity to immerse herself in Kiwi culture and contribute to the local community.
“Relocating to Aotearoa is an exciting new chapter for my family and me,” she added. “I’m excited to learn from the people here and to work alongside them to build stronger, more connected communities.”
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