Movers and Shakers

Glenn Satherley has been appointed partner of law firm Glaister Ennor. Glenn has practised in civil litigation for over 10 years and also currently acts in numerous "leaky building" cases, and other building and construction disputes.

Maori Television has appointed Mark Gosnell as marketing manager. Gosnell has worked in sales and marketing for more than 12 years and has a broad range of experience from ground-floor sales and merchandising to marketing and category management.

Mango Communications has appointed two new consultants. Brianna Elder joins as account manager from North Harbour Rugby where she was media and marketing manager. She has also worked in public relations roles for 141 dynamics and Whybin/TBWA. Jenna Drinkwater joins as account executive after graduating with a Bachelor of Communications Studies from Auckland University of Technology.

Momentum Consulting Group has appointed Margaret Kennedy as a senior consultant, specialising in the information technology sector. Her 12 years experience in the IT recruitment market has included roles as a general Manager, independent consultant and as a specialist IT recruitment consultant.

Unisys has appointed Margaret Gibson and Garry Wilson to its Australia-New Zealand advisory board as non-executive advisory board members. Gibson joins the advisory board having spent over 20 years with PricewaterhouseCoopers, responsible for government, transportation, healthcare, tourism & leisure, construction and engineering sectors. Wilson joins the Unisys after eight years as CEO of New Zealand's Accident Compensation Corporation.

Andrew Cammell has joined Chapman Tripp as the national IT manager. He has previously held positions at other New Zealand corporates including DB Breweries, Feltex Carpets, SC Johnson and Foodtown. He brings a wealth of experience to the role with a career spanning more than 18 years. Cammell has a BCom and BSC from the University of Auckland.