Orion Health's board members are represented by:
| Andrew Clements, ChairmanAndrew, known as Clem, was for several years Managing Director of Emerald Capital Limited, a Canadian owned equity investor in New Zealand.
Clem is now a shareholder and Director of private investment company Zeus Capital Limited.
Clem is currently chairman of Orion Health and a director of a number of NZX listed and private companies including Ryman Healthcare Limited, The New Zealand Refining Company and Revera Limited. He is a member of the IOD and completed the NZIM advanced management program in 1991 and a B.Com at Auckland University in 1985.
He is a trustee of a number trusts including the Graeme Dingle Foundation (an endowment fund for the Foundation for Youth Development that operates the Project K, KiwiCan, MYND and Stars programs).
He has also recently been appointed to the Investment Committee of the UABS Entrepreneurial Challenge at the University of Auckland Business School.
Clem joined Emerald in 1998 after a previous position as managing director of New Zealand Experience Limited an NZX listed company where Emerald was a significant shareholder. Prior experience included 9 years with Goodman Fielder Wattie in various financial and general management positions in New Zealand and Asia, following corporate money market and foreign exchange positions in New Zealand and London.
For further information, please contact Andrew Clements at +64 (9) 302 5245
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| Ian McCrae, Director & Chief Executive OfficerIan McCrae founded Orion Health in 1993 with a five-person staff in Auckland, New Zealand. Under his stewardship, the company has seen unprecedented growth and success. With over 200 staff members now operating on four continents, Orion Health has introduced its health integration software to every major market.
Ian is one of 11 members of the New Zealand Government's Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Taskforce, formed to identify ways to boost the sector's economic contribution. As an industry visionary, Ian spearheaded the formation of New Zealand's Health IT Cluster, a group of 25 companies collaborating to promote New Zealand's unique software solutions overseas, increase the country's export sales and introduce new jobs to the local market.
Before founding Orion Health, Ian was a senior telecommunications consultant for Clearfield Consulting Ltd., specializing in message standards and connectivity of data network systems and infrastructures. Prior to his work at Clearfield, Ian worked for Ernst & Young designing corporate networks. Ian has also worked as a product manager at Imagineering Micro Distributors in New Zealand and a senior business analyst for the London Stock Exchange.
Ian received a Masters in Engineering Sciences and Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) from Auckland University in New Zealand.
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| Peter Maire, DirectorPeter Maire was the founder and past President of Navman NZ Ltd and has a strong background in establishing and growing companies, in particular exporting companies in the ICT sector. Since his retirement from Navman, Mr Maire has made significant investments in New Zealand-based companies Rakon, Cadmus and Fusion Electronics.
Mr Maire is a member of the Government's Growth and Innovation Advisory Board, the Hi Growth Advisory Board, the New Zealand Trade and Enterprise Board and is an Honorary Fellow of the Institution of Professional Engineers New Zealand.
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| Paul Shearer, AdvisorPaul is the Senior Vice President of Sales & Marketing for Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, a global leader in the design, manufacture, sales and marketing of a range of respiratory medical devices.
Joining Fisher & Paykel Healthcare in 1990, Paul has extensive international experience working within the healthcare industry. He has held various managerial positions while living in the United States , UK and France establishing Fisher & Paykel Healthcare sales offices.
Paul is responsible for 350 off shore based staff and is a director of various Fisher & Paykel Healthcare subsidiary companies.
Prior experience includes positions held at ICL Ltd and Computercorp Ltd. Paul received his Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Canterbury, New Zealand. |  | Neil CullimoreNeil has been involved in the IT industry for more than 40 years. Prior to 1993 he was CEO and Director of Paxus Corporation, an Australian publicly listed IT company with operations across Asia/Pacific, Europe and Canada. Following the merger in 1993 of Paxus with The Continuum Company in Austin, Texas, he moved to become Executive Vice-President of Continuum. In 1996 Continuum was acquired by Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) and this led to him being appointed as Executive Vice-President of CSC’s Financial Services Group based in Austin.
Since moving back to Sydney in 1999 and subsequently New Zealand in 2007, he has participated in a number of public and private companies in the IT industry both as an investor and Director. For much of this period he has had a significant concentration across a broad spectrum of the healthcare sector. He holds a Bachelor of Science (Maths) from Auckland University.
|  | Matt CrockettMatt is the Chief Executive Officer of Telecom Wholesale, a separate Telecom business that provides wholesale network services to more than 100 service providers across New Zealand.
Heading the Wholesale business since July 2006, Matt leads the wholesale unit through a period of profound change. In particular, he and his team are focussed on building the more independent, proactive and collaborative wholesale business needed for success in the new operationally separated world.
Matt reports directly to Telecom CEO Paul Reynolds and is part of Telecom’s Executive team. He has been with Telecom New Zealand for more than four years, and was General Manager for Wholesale NZ before being appointed Wholesale CEO in November 2007.
His previous roles at Telecom include General Manager for Wired, Telecom’s retail fixed line voice, data and internet businesses, and earlier, Head of New Zealand Market Strategy, covering both fixed and mobile retail strategy.
Before joining Telecom, Matt was at global management consulting firm McKinsey & Company for seven years. In his last role as Associate Principal for the New Zealand office he was responsible for client relationships and projects across multiple industries.
Matt initially studied mining engineering in Western Australia before winning a Rhodes Scholarship for postgraduate study at Oxford University, where he completed a Master of Philosophy in Management, majoring in Finance and Organisational Behaviour.
An Australian by birth, Matt is now a New Zealand citizen. Outside work, he’s occupied with his young family - wife Justine and children Grace (7), Maia (5) and Max (3). In the little spare time remaining he enjoys philosophy, freediving and spearfishing.
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