Theirs was an unlikely combination. Bruce Sanderson was a lawyer; Graeme Bringans was a property developer with a very high profile. In their respective careers, they would encounter each other – but did not always see eye to eye.
Things moved fast for Andrea Salter after she’d given her speech at the annual Keystone awards dinner. It was November 1999. Andrea had just completed five years at Auckland University and was to graduate in 2000 with a Bachelor of Architecture. Before the night was over, she’d been offered two jobs.
In a rather satisfying full-circle journey that’s taken her from student to industry leader, 2006 Keystone Trust Key Scholarship recipient Simone Sharp is the latest appointment to the charity’s Board of Trustees. Ms Sharp is the third alumni network member to...
