Jeremy Hunt >
Managing Director

jeremy@fisheye.co.nz

Before setting up Fisheye in 2000, Jeremy worked in the UK & Europe for large Enterprise IT departments and boutique Management Consultants -  providing IT expertise to the stock market traders, working on the launch of the London Stock Exchange electronic trading system (SETS) , to working with HP in Germany / France to launch a new line of desktop computers throughout Europe.

He was a leading figure within the NZ mobile computing field and helped found the NZ Wireless Data Forum. He has since jointly founded the Ponsonby Road Mainstreet Organisation (www.ponsonby.org.nz), and is a member of the National board for the Sustainable Business Network (www.sustainable.org.nz) in his position as Northern region chairman.

When he's not leading the way in small business technology solutions or  doing his bit for the sustainable business movement, Jeremy spends his time with partner, and fellow director, Anna Hughes, and their two gorgeous girls Phoebe and Mila.

Christine Tregidga
> Office Administrator

accounts@fisheye.co.nz

christine@fisheye.co.nz

Christine joined Fisheye in September 2005. She has many years experience in controlling the administration and accounts of small to medium size businesses on a sole charge basis. She enjoys playing netball and, incredibly, cycles to our offices in Ponsonby from Massey at least four times a week!

Perry Hughes
> Technical Services Manager

perry@fisheye.co.nz

Perry started with Fisheye in 2001 as a part-time student and has seen Fisheye and his skills grow over five years, through three premises and hundreds of satisfied clients. He has qualifications in engineering, internet technology, is a Microsoft-certified professional and a certified snowboard instructor. Perry is an enthusiastic team leader and has a passion for the technology industry and the constant change it brings.
In the past his varied work history ranges from ski technician to cycle courier. Perry enjoys travel and many sports and is really loving his kitesurfing at the moment.

Gavin Raymen 
> IT Systems Engineer

gavin@fisheye.co.nz

Gavin joined Fisheye in March 2007. He is a highly skilled and personable IT systems engineer with a background in a wide range of technologies including supporting payroll applications, call centre management and network administration. He has recently started on the Microsoft Certified professional exam track and holds certifications for Windows 2003 server. In his spare time he plays bass guitar in his band and has a passion for motorcycles.

Gary Gerrard
> IT Systems Engineer

gary@fisheye.co.nz

Gary joined Fisheye in June 2007. Coming from South Africa, he brings years of experience in both Corporate IT environments and IT outsourcing to the team. Gary is a certified Microsoft Certified Professional and, like his peers, is fascinated by new technology: reading about it, playing with it, or using it. Back in the day Gary was a nightclub DJ and worked for a scuba diving school. Gary's greatest passion is judo. He was a provincial representative and achieved his first Provincial Colours in 1996.

Nick Keith
> IT Services Engineer

nick@fisheye.co.nz

Nick joined Fisheye in February 2008. He brings 2 years of IT experience to his role. While in the UK, Nick specialised in desktop support for a large corporate. Nick has his A+ hardware and software certification. Before moving into IT Nick worked in finance and admin. Nick is keen on snowboarding, cycling, and travelling.

Priscila Bernardes
> Sales and Admin Assistant

priscila@fisheye.co.nz

Priscila joined Fisheye in February 2009. Coming from Brazil, Priscila was young (16 years old) when she first started working as an Office Assistant. She progressed to become the Office Administrator for the same Brazilian company. Priscila's parents are business owners in Brazil, so she has always had an interest in learning about business dynamics. She is very outgoing and enthusiastic to learn new things. One of her passions is playing her saxophone and also inline-skating around mission bay.