Sylvia Wood
President of the New Zealand National Party
Sylvia Wood is a New Zealand businesswoman, currently serving as President of the New Zealand National Party. She succeeded Peter Goodfellow in 2022.[1]
Wood was raised in the South Island.[2] She owns and runs a human resources consultancy. She joined the New Zealand National Party in 2014 and its board in 2021, being elected as its president on 7 August 2022.[2]
Wood is a member of the Employment Law Institute and the Institute of Directors.[3]
She currently lives in Auckland.[3]
References
- ^ "National Party elects Sylvia Wood as new president". RNZ. 7 August 2022. Retrieved 6 February 2024.
- ^ a b Malpass, Luke (6 August 2022). "Sylvia Wood elected as new National Party president, spells out party recipe for 2023 general election". Stuff. Retrieved 10 September 2022.
- ^ a b "National Party elects Sylvia Wood as new president". 11 September 2022. Retrieved 11 September 2022.
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New Zealand National Party
Names in bold served as Prime Minister
- Adam Hamilton (1936–1940)
- Sidney Holland (1940–1957)
- Keith Holyoake (1957–1972)
- Jack Marshall (1972–1974)
- Robert Muldoon (1974–1984)
- Jim McLay (1984–1986)
- Jim Bolger (1986–1997)
- Jenny Shipley (1997–2001)
- Bill English (2001–2003)
- Don Brash (2003–2006)
- John Key (2006–2016)
- Bill English (2016–2018)
- Simon Bridges (2018–2020)
- Todd Muller (2020)
- Judith Collins (2020–2021)
- Christopher Luxon (2021–present)
- Sir George Wilson
- Claude Weston
- Alex Gordon
- Sir Wilfrid Sim
- Sir Alex McKenzie
- Jack Meadowcroft
- Ned Holt
- Sir George Chapman
- Sue Wood
- Neville Young
- John Collinge
- Lindsay Tisch
- Geoff Thompson
- John Slater
- Michelle Boag
- Judy Kirk
- Peter Goodfellow
- Sylvia Wood
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