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Sir Roderick Deane: Letter of support for nomination of Roger Kerr for royal honour

October 28, 2020 By Nicholas Kerr Leave a Comment

Independent EconomicsBox 28049Wellington 6150 www.pacroad.com.auwww.independenteconomics.com The Honours UnitCabinet OfficeParliament BuildingsWellington 1 March 2011 Dear Sir I am writing this letter to support a number of friends and colleagues who believe strongly that Roger Kerr has made such a huge contribution to the advancement of economic policy in New Zealand that he is thoroughly deserving of […]

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Rodney Hide: Letter of support for nomination of Roger Kerr for royal honour

October 28, 2020 By Nicholas Kerr Leave a Comment

4 March 2011 The Honours UnitCabinet OfficeParliament BuildingsWellington Dear Sir I am writing on behalf of colleagues of Roger Kerr who are nominating him for an honour in the Queen’s birthday list or, if we are too late for that, then the next New Year’s Honours list. I have known Roger Kerr for more than […]

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Murray Horn: Letter of support for nomination of Roger Kerr for royal honour

October 28, 2020 By Nicholas Kerr 1 Comment

[Undated] The Honours UnitCabinetParliament Buildings Dear Sir/Madam, I am very pleased to be able support the nomination of Roger Kerr for a NZ Royal Honour. I worked closely with Roger in the NZ Treasury in the 1980’s and again during a brief period as Chair of the NZ Business Roundtable. As a senior member of […]

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Stephen Jennings: Letter of support for nomination of Roger Kerr for royal honour

October 28, 2020 By Nicholas Kerr 1 Comment

March 3, 2011 The Honours UnitCabinet OfficeParliament BuildingsWellingtonNew Zealand Dear Sir/Madam, I am writing to support in the strongest possible terms the nomination of Roger Kerr for an honor, preferably in the Queen’s Birthday list. I have known Roger for 30 years. I first met him when, as a senior Treasury official, he gave a […]

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Roger Partridge: Letter of support for nomination of Roger Kerr for royal honour

October 28, 2020 By Nicholas Kerr Leave a Comment

4 March 2011 Cabinet Appointments and Honours CommitteeParliament OfficePrivate Bag 1888BParliament BuildingsWellington 6160                I am writing to support several colleagues and friends who feel strongly that Roger Kerr should be recognised with an honour for his enormous contribution to economic and public policy in New Zealand. I have been a close colleague of Roger’s for […]

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Nicholas Kerr is a Dallas-based marketing and loyalty executive, currently leading loyalty and CRM marketing for Chili's Grill & Bar and Maggiano's Little Italy at Brinker International. Previously, he led Microsoft Rewards and held senior leadership positions in consumer marketing and loyalty.

Raised in New Zealand, Nicholas writes The Kerrant, sharing his perspectives on economics, public policy, business, technology, and life. His commentary has appeared in National Review, The Washington Examiner, The Australian, The Australian Financial Review, and New Zealand newspapers including the Otago Daily Times. He has also addressed Chambers of Commerce, think tanks, and other organizations in Seattle and Dallas.

The views expressed on The Kerrant are entirely his own and do not necessarily reflect those of Brinker International, his employers (past or present), or any other organization with which he is affiliated. Read More…

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