Internship

17/06/2019

Starting Career at FCG ANZDEC

By FCG | Careers, Internship

Chasing a career dream and exploring the world, young Jim Jormanainen came all over from Sweden to New Zealand to undergo his internship with FCG ANZDEC. Originally from Finland, Jim…

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Kate Walker is Senior Environmental Specialist for FCG New Zealand and manages projects with an environmental and climate resilience focus. She has experience leading teams on World Bank projects and her fields of expertise include natural resource management, environmental and social safeguards, procurement, team management, sustainable development and project delivery. Kate has held management roles during project preparation for the WBs Vanuatu Climate Resilient Transport Project, the Solomon Island Road and Aviation Project and the Tuvalu Maritime Investment for Climate Resilient Operations Project during all of which she managed consultant teams, their inputs and deliverables, ensuring quality of outputs and outcomes including quality assurance of reports and providing strategic direction. Her academic background is in Environmental Science with a marine focus and she is a specialist in social and environmental safeguards aspects of project design and delivery. Within FCG New Zealand she provides expert cross cutting safeguards integration across all projects within the firms portfolio ensuring that they are delivered in a sustainable and responsible way.

FCG New Zealand works with international and national partners across the world. We are interested in discussing collaboration opportunities with companies operating in different fields of expertise. To get in touch with our business development team, please email consult@fcg.nz

Looking for a way to get practical work experience in international development? We accept internship applications throughout the year and welcome hard-working, professionally minded people to join our team on a short-term basis. Please get in touch by email with an up-to-date CV indicating your motivation and experience: consult@fcg.nz

FCG New Zealand would like to hear from experienced consultants with a proven track record in their discipline. We offer a working atmosphere where experts’ work is supported by a strong in-house team. Please get in touch by email with an up-to-date CV indicating your expertise and experience: consult@fcg.nz

We offer flexible working arrangements, on-the-job training, and ongoing professional development. Collegiality and collaboration are encouraged, and employees get support from hands-on and approachable management that recognizes and values team members. Travel to project countries is possible, and you can be rewarded by seeing the on-the-ground impacts of your work. Career development takes place as the company grows. Vacancies are advertised on our website as the become available.

Chris holds a Master of Science in Agricultural Economics. Chris has provided consulting services to several bilateral, multilateral, and regional agencies in more than 20 countries across Asia, South America and the Pacific. He has worked in the fields of rural development, food and agribusiness value chain development, climate change adaptation, natural resources management, tourism, infrastructure, public and private sector policy and strategy, investment project design, appraisal and evaluation, and sustainable business development. Chris’ recent work on World Bank, Asian Development Bank and New Zealand government funded projects has focused on improving rural people’s livelihoods by strengthening the competitiveness of agricultural value chains. Chris managed his own horticulture business, served on the Australian Horticulture Export Council and was chairman of the State Organic Industry Association. He and his partner are currently developing an eco-tourism venture in Tasmania, in collaboration with the State Parks and Wildlife Department, and a non-government organisation.

Joseph has over 25 years of experience in Coastal Marine Sciences. He is Indian by origin, with New Zealand citizenship. He holds Doctorates in both Earth Sciences (University of Waikato, New Zealand, 1997) and Marine Sciences (Cochin University of Science and Technology, India, 1991), as well as a Masters in Oceanography. He possesses a good understanding of coastal processes, coastal zone management, environmental issues and climate change. Dr Mathew has a wealth of project experience involving the design, implementation, maintenance and monitoring of sustainable coastal protection and shoreline management for several bilateral and multilateral agencies. Additionally, he has developed and designed guidelines for training and awareness raising purposes. He also has experience in accounting for socio-economic data in the preparation of Coastal Management Plans.

Daniel is originally from China but has been living and working in New Zealand since 2002. Daniel holds a bachelor degree in Applied Business Studies in Accounting (Major in Finance). He is also a provisional member of Certified Public Accountants – Australia since 2014. Daniel has experience in accounting and finance across a range of industries and has a high level of attention to detail. He joined FCG New Zealand on an internship during his studies in 2011, and later re-joined FCG New Zealand in July 2017. He is fluent in English and Mandarin.

Gerardo’s expertise is in design of reports and presentations and in corporate imagery. Born in Mexico, he resides in his hometown of Durango. Gerardo also works for Durango’s Institute of Youth consulting on public imagery, design, and communication for media and local businesses. He often attends conferences and presents on responsible social media use and actions against youth cyber-bullying. His passion for art has led him to commence a career as a painter and digital artist. He is a fan of “The Little Prince”. His favourite animal is the fox, symbolising wisdom.

Anthony is a Chartered Accountant and Public Practitioner. He has a Bachelor of Commerce from University of Canterbury (2001) and a Graduate Diploma in Commerce from the University of Auckland (2002). Anthony works with a wide variety of businesses assisting not only with their accounting requirements but also as a passionate business advisor assisting businesses with strategy formulation, accountability, leadership and growth forecasting. With a keen interest in technology, he also assists businesses with implementing and selecting systems that drive improved operational performance. Having previously worked in larger international accounting firms, Anthony is now the director of Evolve Accounting Ltd and assists FCG New Zealand with their financial reporting requirements.

Marites is an experienced contract administrator handling projects supported by multilateral and bilateral agencies such as the Asian Development Bank (ADB), New Zealand Aid Programme (NZAP), World Bank (WB), Australian Agency for International Development Aid (AusAid), and regional agencies in the Pacific. She has 10 years of experience in financial accounting and a diverse experience in project administration and project accounting.

Samuli has a Master’s Degree in Social and Cultural Anthropology and a keen interest in socially and environmentally sustainable global development. He is familiar with the various actors in international development, having worked at UNDP in Zambia, European Commission in Brussels and with a number of projects in developing countries financed by the Asian Development Bank and other International Financing Institutions. Samuli joined FCG originally in 2011 in his home country Finland, went on to establish FCG Asia in Singapore in 2016 and further moved to New Zealand to work for FCG New Zealand in 2019. His aim is to grow FCG New Zealand’s business on basis of the company’s unique areas of expertise, while capitalizing on the joint strength and synergies of being a member of FCG Finnish Consulting Group.

Lotta joined FCG New Zealand in 2019 having previously worked for FCG International in Finland. She holds a Master of Science in Economics and Business Administration and a Master of Social Sciences in International Development. Lotta contributes to FCG New Zealand’s business development and project management in several fields. Previously Lotta has worked with supply chain development of British SMEs, Permanent Mission of Finland to the UN, European Parliament in Brussels and social development NGOs in Tanzania. She is thus familiar with the wide spectrum of international development and policy frameworks of various donors. Lotta speaks fluent English, Finnish and Swedish and has developed a good understanding of German and Italian.

Noora holds a Master’s of Science in Geography, focusing on international development and sustainability issues. She has published academic research about development communication and is currently completing a Master’s of Disaster Management. Before joining the team in 2019, she had done fundraising work for a New Zealand charity and had worked in Nepal supporting an NGO with research, project evaluation and programme design. Originally from Finland, Noora has gained working experience in seven different countries and has worked in disaster resilience, education, renewable energy, and corporate partnership building. She is fluent in English, Finnish, and Swedish and has a good understanding of French, Spanish, Russian and Slovenian.

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