Connor McIndoe
Connor is skilled at using a combination of approaches to give clients results and recommendations that are supported by and derived from evidence-based research.
Since joining BERL in early 2021, Connor has worked extensively in the Māori economy, and has gained expertise in regional economic development, as well as evaluating policy in the financial sector. His expertise in the Māori economy includes national and regional Māori economies, with a focus on Māori businesses and trade. Connor has also worked broadly across regional economies, enabling him to build an understanding of demographic and industry drivers across the country.
Connor has a strong interest in the Pacific and expertise in international trade. He understands that trade is a product of relationships, and he is passionate about understanding how regional and international relationships can unlock trade for all groups across the economy.
Connor's skills:
- Thorough and comprehensive data analysis, including use of Stats NZ’s IDI.
- Combining primary and secondary research methodologies.
- Engaging and facilitating effectively with a range of stakeholders.
- Interpretation and translation of technical research and data analysis into clearly presented and detailed outputs.
His experience includes:
- The achievements and prospects of ANZTEC and beyond
- Te Ōhanga Wāhine Māori, including the first formal calculation and inclusion of mahi tūao (unpaid work) in the total value of a women’s economy.
- Cook Islands Banking – Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ)
Outside of work, Connor spends most of his waking hours playing football, where he plays competitively for Upper Hutt City Football Club.
