Grahame Hall
Grahame Hall, QSO, JP
Chairman

Trust Chairman, Grahame Hall, enjoys a high profile in the local community having recently retired as Mayor of Rotorua, a position he held for 12 years.

With 27 years local government service to his credit, Grahame’s community involvement has been wide ranging. He has had a lifetime commitment and involvement in education, farming and local government, as well as holding a number of executive positions on youth, recreation, educational, vocational, church and sporting bodies.

A former director of Rotorua’s world-renowned tourist attraction, the Agrodome, Grahame is also a past president and district chairperson
of Rotary International, becoming a prestigious Paul Harris Fellow in 1989. The Lions Foundation has also recognised his work in the community with a Melvin Jones Fellowship.

Born and educated in Taranaki, he farmed there before coming to Rotorua in 1967. The recipient of a New Zealand Nuffield Farming Scholarship in 1976, he spent six months studying in the United Kingdom and Europe.

Grahame has travelled extensively overseas and has a keen interest and involvement in the arts. Together with his wife, Sandy, he still plays tennis, cycles and enjoys walking in the Redwoods. Grahame has four adult children and nine grandchildren.

Contact Grahame Hall

Telephone 07 347 6239
admin@rotoruatrust.org.nz

Trustees

Grahame Hall
(Chairman)
Jo-Anne La Grouw
(Deputy Chairman)

Lyall Thurston
Paul East
Judy Keaney

Trevor Maxwell


Staff

Stuart Burns
Peter Halligan
Jack Kwok
Alison Perrin
Andrea Thompson
Edith Tissink
Lee-Anne Thompson

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