IHC New Zealand Executive and Leadership Team

Greg Taylor, the General Manager, Acting Corporate Services and Chief Financial Officer at IHC New Zealand, oversees the financial health and corporate services essential for supporting individuals with intellectual disabilities. Managing budgets, financial planning, and corporate governance, Taylor ensures the sustainable operation of services like housing and community integration support. This dual role involves optimizing financial resources to maximize the organization's reach and impact across New Zealand. By driving fiscal responsibility, Greg Taylor directly contributes to the empowerment of individuals with disabilities and their families. The Chief Financial Officer's strategic financial management is crucial for sustaining IHC's advocacy and service delivery initiatives.

Joan Cowan, the Chief Operating Officer at IHC New Zealand, directs the operational execution of services designed to empower individuals with intellectual disabilities. Overseeing the day-to-day functions of subsidiaries like IDEA Services and Choices NZ, Cowan ensures the consistent delivery of housing, health checks, and community integration support. This leadership position involves optimizing resource allocation and streamlining processes to maximize the impact of IHC's advocacy efforts across New Zealand. By driving operational excellence, Joan Cowan directly supports the organization's mission to enable individuals with disabilities to lead fulfilling lives. The Chief Operating Officer's strategic oversight is fundamental to maintaining high standards of care and fostering strong community connections.

Barbara Rocco, the President at IHC New Zealand, provides high-level strategic direction and governance for the organization's mission to support individuals with intellectual disabilities. Leading the executive team, Rocco ensures alignment with the core values of advocacy, inclusion, and empowerment across all service areas, including housing and community integration. This pivotal role involves guiding the organization's vision and fostering relationships with stakeholders to enhance community awareness and support. By championing the rights of individuals with disabilities, Barbara Rocco directly influences the organization's impact and its commitment to enabling fulfilling lives throughout New Zealand. The President's leadership is instrumental in maintaining IHC's position as a leading provider of specialized services.

Culley Angus, the Chief Technology Officer at IHC New Zealand, directs the strategic implementation of technology solutions to enhance service delivery for individuals with intellectual disabilities. Overseeing the technological infrastructure, Angus ensures that digital platforms support the organization's mission of advocacy and community inclusion. This leadership role involves architecting scalable systems that improve operational efficiency across subsidiaries like IDEA Services and Choices NZ. By driving innovation in technology, Culley Angus directly contributes to empowering individuals with disabilities to lead more independent and connected lives. The Chief Technology Officer's focus extends to safeguarding data integrity and exploring emerging technologies that can further the reach and impact of IHC New Zealand's vital services across New Zealand.

James Willcocks, the Chief Information Officer at IHC New Zealand, manages the organization's information systems to support its core mission of advocating for individuals with intellectual disabilities. Overseeing the integration and maintenance of IT systems, Willcocks ensures seamless data flow and accessibility for staff providing housing, health checks, and community support. This critical role involves developing robust information governance strategies that align with IHC's commitment to empowering individuals and their families. By optimizing information management, James Willcocks enhances the organization's capacity to deliver effective services and raise awareness about intellectual disabilities throughout New Zealand. The Chief Information Officer's efforts are central to maintaining operational continuity and fostering a connected community.