Tony was appointed Chair of RPMA in Nov 2023., He brings to the role a significant level of expertise gained from positions held in both governance and commercial roles, in New Zealand and overseas.

Tony is the business owner of Propertyscouts City of Sails, a residential property management business based in Auckland.

His current governance roles include; Board Member of the Union Cyclist Internationale, and Chair of the Men's Health Trust NZ.

Before joining the world of property management, Tony held the following positions; Executive Chair of the NZ Shareholders Association, CEO of the NZ Marketing Association, GM Membership & Engagement of the NZ Institute of Chartered Accountants, and Executive Director of Nielsen NZ.

Ryan Weir bought his first property as a 19 year old and has been a property manager ever since. In 2021, he was runner-up Property Manager of the Year for the Property Managers Institute of New Zealand (the RPMA’s predecessor).

Together with a business partner, Ryan set up a boutique Auckland property management business in 2013. In 2020, Ryan sold this company, in order to buy into his family’s Propertyscouts business – a property management company with 16 franchises across New Zealand. He is now a Propertyscouts managing director, based in Auckland.  

Ryan is committed to lifting the property management industry’s standards and public perception. “Belonging to RPMA supports this objective. I’d like to see the association grow and be a strong voice for property managers. The goal is a seat at the table with government ministers, when they are framing policy that affects residential tenancies.”   

Link to Ryan's website: www.ryanweir.co.nz

Richard started the business with nothing, and he says he still has most of it left. As an established investor he has a stake in the Wellington market with his own rentals. This means he fully understands the highs and lows that go along with rental investment.

It’s been his privilege to look after and manage countless Client Owner’s properties and learn the many different strategies that investors follow. With over 20 years experience managing property, Richard can answer most questions. He may not have “seen it all” but there’s not much left that surprises him.

As a practicing coffee snob, classic car fan and a quirky guitar collector, Richard keeps the whole team happy, productive and engaged on every level. He has even been known to make coffee for everyone AND do the washing up.

Cynthia began her career working with one of the world’s largest video game companies, Blizzard Entertainment, where she was responsible for the management of all merchandise and licensed products across the Asia-Pacific region. This role greatly broadened her skillset and provided a unique perspective on business operations, and it is these learnings she has since leveraged in her work within the Property Management industry.

Since moving into property management Cynthia has gained extensive experience within the industry, having held diverse roles ranging from Administrator to Property Manager, culminating in her most recent position as a property management Team Leader with a prominent property management company.

Through her various property management roles, she found her passion lies in driving rent roll growth and business development, which was fully realised during her time as a property management business owner and building a sizeable rent roll from scratch.

As an owner-operator property manager, I get to govern the direction that I take my property management business.  I have always built relationships with my owners, tenants, and contractors around my core values of respect, understanding, and, consistency.  Property management is not a job for me but a vocation where I can make a positive difference to others.

David has been a specialist residential property manager since 2004.

He was the founding franchisee of Quinovic Property Management in Hawkes Bay, and went on to start Pukeko Rental Managers. He is passionate about property management and that property managers need to come out from under the control of other property sectors and take control of their own destiny.

His focus has always been about "being the best" rather than being the biggest. Pukeko Rental Managers won the Supreme Award for Franchise of the Year and franchisees winning Property Manager of the Year awards. 

Property management is a service industry and any property manager who provides quality service should be recognised.