New appointments for the New Zealand Catholic Bishops Conference

New appointments for the New Zealand Catholic Bishops Conference

Thursday, October 31st, 2019

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The New Zealand Catholic Bishops Conference (NZCBC) has two new staff members – Kate Aduna and David McLoughlin, looking after administration and communications.

Newly appointed Administrator, Kate, comes to the organisation after several years volunteering with her local Wellington Catholic primary school, having been at home with her daughter. Previously she held a support role with JP Morgan in Manila. She is warmly welcomed for the assistance she will offer the Secretariat.

David takes up the role of NZCBC Communications Adviser, bringing solid experience in all aspects of communications across a range of sectors, including international and national government agencies, media advisory and journalism.

The role of Communications Adviser is a wide one, engaging with the Catholic community and the New Zealand public and media.

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