I started working for Shaw Savill and Albion Shipping Company, after initially training and being a school teacher. My last appointment as a teacher was at Rongotai College where one of my pupils was Graham Williams who became an All Black 1967-68.

Co-founded, and worked for, the travel company MacEwan-Williment World Travel, Wellington, NZ

Public Relations Officer for the city of Palmerston North, NZ. In that role I Coordinated the fundraising activities for Palmerston North’s contribution to the 1974 Commonwealth Games.

Organised the Ranfurly Shield parades for the city of Palmerston North, NZ. 1975 Developed the concept of Palmerston North being a conference venue for New Zealand and founded the Convention Centre Bureau.

I was elected a City Counsellor of Palmerston North and was appointed Chairman of the Economic Development Committee.

I was Chairman of the Rugby Museum Society of New Zealand and in that role in 1978 organised the official opening of the Rugby Museum by the Governor General of New Zealand, Sir Denis Blundell, in its first official home.

Massey University Laboratory Technician in the Large Animal Hospital of the Veterinary Science Faculty, Palmerston North, NZ.

Executive Director Prison Fellowship of New Zealand, Palmerston North, NZ
• Developed a volunteer support network throughout New Zealand to support the prison chaplaincy work.
• Established financial support from the church community for the ministry of Prison Fellowship from it’s infancy in New Zealand in 1986 through ‘Project 500’

Prison Chaplain, Manawatu Prison, Linton, NZ
• Responsible for organising a group of 260 volunteers to encourage change through the principles, values and attitudes, of the Christian Faith with people in prison

Ordained a Vocational Deacon of the Anglican Church of Aotearoa

Named one of the Legends of Wellington Rugby in the Wellington Rugby Football Union Team of the Century