Catherine Quinn is one of New Zealand’s leading lawyers and female business leaders. She’s recognised nationally and internationally for her work and is ranked in all the leading international legal directories as one of New Zealand’s leading lawyers.
LLB (Hons) Canterbury University, LLM University of Cambridge, FRSNZ
World authority on the Law of Authority and Company and Commercial Law
Professor of Law at Auckland University
Queen’s Counsel (2013)
Fellow of the Royal Society of New Zealand (2014)
Leverhulme Visiting Professor to the United Kingdom (2016)
Senior Research Fellow of Harris Manchester College, Oxford (2017)
Kathleen Fletcher QSM
(CHB College Staff 1974 -2001)
Services to Education
Teacher in Charge Chemistry 1978 – 1990, Head of Science Department 1990 – 2001
Introduced the Duke of Edinburgh Awards and Life Saving to CHB College
2010 made of Life Member of the Royal Lifesaving Society
1994 took the New Zealand Chemistry team to the Olympiad Team Project in Norway
1996 received the NZ Institute of Chemistry Education Award
1998 received the National Excellence in Teaching Award
1998 made a Fellow of the New Zealand Institute of Chemistry
2018 Queens Service Medal
Emma Jensen
(CHB College 1991 -1995)
Services to Rugby Union
New Zealand Women’s Rugby Representative 2002 – 2016 (49 Tests)
Women’s World Rugby Champion 2002, 2006 and 2010
Over 100 National Provincial rugby games for Waikato 1996 – 2003 and Auckland 2004 – 2017
Central District Cricket Representative
New Zealand under 18 and 21 hockey representative
Dr Sandra Cooper
(CHB College 1983 -1987)
Service to Medicine
Otago University – First Class Honours in Biochemistry
University College (London) PHD and postdoctoral training in Neurosicence
2012 Associate Professor at the University of Sydney
2015 Deputy Head of the Institute of Neurosicence and Muscle Research at the University of Sydney
A world leaders in membrane repair, her work identifies defective genes and provides effective therapies for rare disorders that current medicine does not assist
Ken Taylor
(CHB College 1971 -1974)
Services to Rugby Union - All Black #819
· 1975 North Island Under 18
· 1978 New Zealand Colts Under 21
· 1979/80 New Zealand Juniors Under 23
· 1980 All Blacks
· Hawke’s Bay Senior Representative (65 Games / 25 tries)
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