VIP LUNCH EVENT
Cyber risk is now a
board-level responsibility
Join a select group of CEOs and directors for a candid, closed-door discussion on cyber risk at board level
Supported by
Cyber incidents rarely begin with technology. They begin with decisions.
Decisions about risk ownership, preparedness, communication, and leadership under pressure.
This exclusive RiskAware lunch brings together senior leaders to discuss what effective governance looks like when it comes to cyber risk, and how organisations can move from reactive response to structured resilience.
- Understand what boards should expect from management on cyber risk
- Learn how leaders assess readiness beyond compliance and reporting
- Hear how organisations are preparing for real-world incident scenarios
- Exchange perspectives with peers facing similar challenges
Our speakers:
Panellist (all locations)
Murray Strong
Independent Chairman & Director, Speaker, Board Member
His extensive governance portfolio spans companies, Crown entities, large infrastructure projects, digital transformation initiatives, and statutory interventions.
Murray has held continuous chairing roles since 2001, serving on sub-committees including Finance, Audit & Risk, Capital Investment, and Transformation, demonstrating his commitment to robust leadership and governance.
Panellist (Auckland)
Cheyne Chalmers
CEO,
St Andrew’s Village
Cheyne is a seasoned, passionate healthcare leader with over 30 years' experience and CEO of St Andrews Village Trust in Glendowie, one of Auckland's most respected retirement and aged care communities.
Previously CEO of Ryman Healthcare New Zealand, she oversaw the strategic, operational, clinical and change management of one of the country's largest aged care providers. Her expertise spans healthcare innovation, strategic planning, stakeholder engagement, and quality and safety leadership.
She holds a Master of Management in Health Services and a Bachelor of Health Science in Nursing, and is an Adjunct Professor at Deakin University.
Panellist (Wellington)
Graham Dyer
CEO,
Boulcott Hospital
Graham brings over 25 years' experience in the health sector, 20 of them in executive or CEO roles spanning operational management, finance, ICT, and planning and funding.
He led ACC's Provider Services team, commissioning over $3bn of services nationally, and served as CEO of Hutt Valley District Health Board for five years - three of these jointly with Wairarapa. For four years he led the Employment Relationship Strategy Group for the 20 DHBs, overseeing $4bn in collective agreements. A proven change leader, he holds an MBA from Massey University and is pursuing a Doctorate in Value Based Commissioning of Health Services.
Panellist (Christchurch)
Jase Tibble
CEO,
Gallaway Cook Allan
Jase brings extensive senior management experience across Australia and New Zealand, spanning FMCG, finance, the social sector, tertiary institutions and, more recently, law.
Throughout his career he has specialised in building high-performance, achievement-focused cultures and developing the reliable systems and processes that embed lasting change. His approach combines a curious, inquisitive nature with a clear, optimistic communication style, a solution-focused attitude and a healthy dose of personal accountability. He has applied this formula across regional teams, national teams, senior executives, entire companies and boards - consistently helping the organisations he leads to over-achieve results while strengthening culture and engagement.
Moderator
Mathew Jose is an accomplished information security professional with over 15 years of experience in various IT roles. As the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at CodeBlue NZ, Mathew focuses on governance, risk management, compliance (GRC), and security operations. He is dedicated to developing innovative cybersecurity products and services that simplify complex security concepts and enable businesses to thrive.
Before joining CodeBlue, Mathew held key positions such as Privacy Officer and Information Security Officer at Qrious Limited, and Chief Cyber Security Officer at CyberSecure 360.
Mathew holds a Master of Science (MS) degree in Computer Science from The University of Waikato. He is also certified in GSLC from GIAC.
Mathew believes in the power of cybersecurity as a business enabler and is committed to fostering a secure and resilient digital environment.
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