Pete Barton Email & Phone Number

Porirua, Wellington Region, New Zealand

Leading Council’s partnership approach with key stakeholders and community groups particularly in the areas of Pacific, children and young people, social/community investment and support, and placemaking.

Wellington Region, New Zealand

DOC and Air New Zealand share a vision for New Zealand as a place where our natural habitat is thriving, and that all New Zealanders benefit from a healthy environment.Restoring nature alongside the Great Walks:Air New Zealand invests in large biodiversity projects alongside the Great Walks network – enabling over 43,000 ha of sustained pest control and the return of native birdsong to these special places.This expansion of pest trapping networks means we’re able to create safer places for taonga species such as whio, takahē, kiwi, rock wren, kea, kākā, south island robin and many other forest birds.The partnership also funds species management projects including bird surveys and health checks; translocations to grow populations of rare birds and remote sensor trail cameras and acoustic recorders to understand how the health of the area is being restored.Supporting threatened species:Air New Zealand transports some of New Zealand’s most endangered species (birds, reptiles and invertebrates) and Conservation Dogs as part of active recovery programmes. Species are transported for genetic and population management, to treat illness and to establish new populations at safe breeding sites.Air New Zealand has provided free flights for more than 3,200 species and Conservation Dogs since the partnership began in 2012.Air New Zealand also supports DOC's Threatened Species Ambassadors to help raise awareness for our threatened native plants and animals. With this support they can inspire New Zealanders about nature and the plight of our threatened species.Air New Zealand Greenteam:The Air New Zealand Greenteam is made up of approximately 2,500 Air New Zealand staff who together with their families, volunteer on community conservation projects around New Zealand every month.

Wellington, New Zealand

As part of the Government’s COVID-19 economic stimulus package, Budget 2020 will provide $501.7 million over four years to DOC to create job opportunities for approximately 6,000 people over four years.

Wellington, New Zealand

Secondment to assit with DOC response to COVID-19

Wellington & Wairarapa, New Zealand

Management of Kiwibank National Partnership

Wellington & Wairarapa, New Zealand

In the Transport market, EECA is focused on more efficient and lower carbon transportation, including renewable transport fuels. New Zealanders will reap the consequential and co-benefits such as fewer accidents, fuel cost savings and reduced impact on New Zealand’s environment.EECA’s electric vehicle programme forms part of the Government’s Electric Vehicle Package announced in May 2016. The programme’s overall objective is for electric vehicles (EV) and other low emission vehicles (LEV) to be a mainstream choice for vehicle purchasers, both new and second-hand. The short term target is 64,000 EVs by 2021.EECA is responsible for delivering an electric vehicle information campaign alongside a contestable fund designed to encourage the uptake of electric and other low emission vehicles. The electric vehicle programme also consists of activities to support businesses to include electric vehicles in their fleets and to support consumer information and choice around electric vehicles.

Wellington & Wairarapa, New Zealand

Responsible for managing a team of RMA Planners and Policy Analysts.The Planning Team provides advice to the Government on all Planning and Plan-making aspects under Resource Management Act.The team also manages Professional Body Relationships (RMLA, LGNZ NZPI) , Quality Planning (QP), Council Engagement and Maori Participation work programmes.

New Zealand

The Land Use and Carbon Analysis System (LUCAS) is helping New Zealand meet its international reporting requirements under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and the Kyoto Protocol. It tracks and quantifies changes in New Zealand land use, particularly since 1990. LUCAS is a cross-government programme led by the Ministry for the Environment (MfE) in partnership with the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI). Several other government departments including Treasury and the Department of Conservation (DOC) provide input. The data and information required for international greenhouse gas reporting are stored in the LUCAS data management system. It comprises a geospatial system, a data warehouse and a calculation application. These components are continually being populated with new and improved data, from which time series data and land use maps can be generated.The LUCAS programme is managed across six work streams:1. Database and reporting2. Method development3. Land use mapping4. Soils5. Natural forests6. Planted forests

Wellington

A member of the Operations Directorate from January 2010 to August 2013.Responsible for the project management and delivery of the TV TakeBack Programme. I was previously responsible for the management and delivery of the Waste Minimisation Fund (WMF) and the Community Environment Fund (CEF).I started at MfE in January 2009 after working within the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector for 12 years across a number of account director and client executive roles.

Wellington & Wairarapa, New Zealand

Responsible for the design, delivery and implementation of the Ministry's Stakeholder Engagement Toolkit and methodology.Responsible for rolling this methodology out across the Ministry and co designing business unit Stakeholder Engagement and Activity Plans.

Client Relationship Manager within IBM Sales and Distribution business unit with focus on Public Sector. Key accounts include Ministry of Social Development, Inland Revenue Department, Accident Compensation Corporation and Ministry of Economic Development. Based in Wellington.

Account Director within TelstraClear's Large Enterprise organisation.

Business development, account and partner management for UK subsidiary of Selectica Inc. United States.

Pre sales across UK and Europe

Pre sales across Europe, Middle East and Africa.

Pre sales across UK

Pre sales across UK

Te Pōkaitahi Reo (Rumaki, Reo Rua) (Te Kaupae 1)

New Zealand Certificate in Te Reo (Bilingual) (Level 1)

Systems Analysis, Economics, Accounting, Sociology, Programming, Design, Knowledge Elicitation, Requirements Analysis,

BA (Hons) Systems Analysis

Btec National Dimploma, Computer Studies

BTEC National Diploma - Computer Studies