Chris Kinraid

Chris Kinraid

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Chris Kinraid is the Chief Executive Officer of Hallenstein Glasson, a prominent retail group in New Zealand and Australia. With extensive experience in the retail sector, Kinraid has been instrumental in navigating the company's operations through challenging market conditions, focusing on cost efficiency and strategic growth, particularly in the Australian market. Under his leadership, the group has seen significant profit growth in its Glassons brand.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Chris Kinraid stated that the competition would move to a 10-team format in 2027. 6

Winston Peters Azaria Howell
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Moana Pasifika: NZ Rugby spent $1.3m keeping Super Rugby side afloat; Winston Peters open to lifeline

New Zealand New Zealand: Chris Kinraid is the new chief financial officer at NZ Rugby. 7

Jack Tame Tova O Brien Mei Heron Jason Walls Wendy Palmer Steve Lancaster Chris Brown David Kirk Mohed Altrad Brent Impey Shayne Currie
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Media Insider: TVNZ political editor role; Hunt for All Blacks jersey sponsor; MediaWorks boss leaves after inquiry; High price of advertising down low in CRL

New Zealand New Zealand: Chris Kinraid is leaving his position as group CEO of Hallenstein Glasson after being instrumental in delivering strong revenue growth. 9

Lister Steven Joyce Jim Grenon John Fernandes Tony Wai
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: New Zealand sharemarket up 0.4% despite Hallenstein resignation – Market close

New Zealand New Zealand: Chris Kinraid said there was a continued focus on operating cost efficiency across the group. 7

Cameron Alderton Tom Raynel
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Glassons shines with profit growth, Hallensteins hit by tough market