By entering the promotion, the Entrant accept the Terms and Conditions herein stated.Ħ. The information provided by the Entrant will be used for entry to this Competition and for CEDA visitor related marketing promotions.ĥ. By entering the promotion, the Entrant agrees to have their email address supplied to ManawatuNZ and to be communicated to via CEDA owned email channels.Ĥ. Only one Competition entry per person (Entrant) is permitted.ģ. The promoter is the Central Economic Development Agency Ltd (CEDA), TSB Tower, Level One, 1-19 Fitzherbert Avenue, Palmerston North, New Zealand.Ģ. To enter you must complete the online c ompetition form on the .nz website, including providing your email address, between 18 March and 26 March 2021. The two c ompetition winner s will be drawn on 26 March 2021.ġ.

This Competition will be conducted via the .nz website. Terms and Conditions for the ‘ COVI Supershow ’ Competition.īy entering the ‘ COVI Supershow ’ Competition, you agree to the following Terms and Conditions: While he remains a lifelong fan of New Zealand rugby, Robin shares his passion for the sport with the Bavarian Rugby Association, where he acts as Patron. In recent years Robin has become an Ambassador for Accounting for Sustainability, educating business on non-financial KPI’s and the impact finance divisions can have on a company’s social responsibility.Ī fluent German speaker, Robin is on a number of Boards worldwide including as a member of the Supervisory Board of German automotive supplier Schaeffler AG. Robin resigned as CFO in May 2017 but continues as Director of Hydra Ventures, an Adidas backed investment and development firm. In 2005, he assumed additional responsibility as Labour Director. He was elected to the Adidas Executive Board in 2001 and has since been responsible for Finance. After stints as a vice president for Reporting and then Taxes, he became Chief Financial Officer in 2000. Robin joined Adidas AG in 1996 as Head of Corporate Services/Reporting and has been working for the brand with the “three stripes” ever since. Relocating to Europe in 1992, he spent four years as a self-employed consultant advising clients such as CIC and the Hewitt Group. In 1986, Robin joined United International Pictures as Controller for the Far East, then travelled to Los Angeles to become Director of Operations for Warner Bros International. He began his career in 1982 as a Chartered Accountant for Arthur Young (now Ernst & Young) in Wellington and subsequently accepted the offer of a transfer to London.

Robin grew up in Palmerston North, attending Palmerston North Boys High School before studying at Massey University where he graduated with a Bachelor of Business Studies, majoring in Finance.

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