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Transpower New Zealand brings in senior hire

Transpower New Zealand brings in senior hire

Transpower New Zealand has welcomed Louise Griffin to its team as EGM External Affairs. She returns to the energy sector after more than five years at ASB Bank, where she was most recently General Manager, Corporate Affairs.

Louise brings more than 15 years' experience to the role, including over a decade in the energy sector with senior roles at Genesis and Contact Energy.

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