Movers & Shakers

Daniel Rode has been appointed sales and marketing manager for the InterCity Group, which owns and operates InterCity Coachlines and Newmans Coach Lines. Rode arrives from Coca-Cola Amatil (NZ) where he managed the sales team in Wellington.

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Nicholas Wright has been made a partner of Brookfields Lawyers. He will be based in the firm's Manukau offices.

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Radiola Corporation Ltd, the importer and marketer of Samsung and Kenwood products in New Zealand, has appointed Jean-Philippe Diel as its head of marketing.


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Reuben Woods has returned to law firm Phillips Fox in Auckland as a senior associate after three years in London at Baker & McKenzie. Sabina Bickelmann is transferring to Phillips Fox's corporate and financial services group after working in the group's Sydney office for three years.

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The Ascott Metropolis, Auckland has appointed Allison Englebretsen as general manager, New Zealand. Englebretsen has been with Ascott International for more than seven years. She has worked with Flag Inns and Air New Zealand.

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Brand communications agency Brave New World has appointed Debbie Hyde as creative director. She was design director and has been with the firm since its inception. Douglas Melville has been appointed to the newly created position of business development manager.

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New Zealand Labour Hire has appointed Andy Mackie general manager. He has 15 years' sales experience in the construction industry.

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Canon New Zealand has appointed Craig Manson national manager - sales for Canon's Business Imaging Solutions Group. He was formerly general manager of Schwarzkopf Professional New Zealand.

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Trudy Atherton has been appointed business development officer with Information Technology Contract & Recruitment Association in Auckland.