Ex-cop to deploy skills in CERA’s transition
Dave Cliff will head up a team of 12 people, which is still being put together.
Dave Cliff has been seconded from the NZ Police as assistant chief executive, heading up the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority’s new “change management office.”
He will head up a team of 12 people, which is still being put together.
Mr Cliff has spent a large portion of his career in
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Chris Hutching
Wed, 12 Aug 2015
Wed, 12 Aug 2015
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Ex-cop to deploy skills in CERA’s transition
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