Paul joined the Packaging Council in January 2006 after spending two years with the Environmental Risk Management Authority (ERMA) managing their Auckland office. 

Prior to moving to New Zealand from the UK, Paul spent nine years in regulatory affairs within the fast moving consumer goods industry, having worked for Rentokil Initial, Reckitt Benckiser and latterly SC Johnson where he was their European Regulatory Affairs and Registrations Manager.

Sharon joined the Packaging Council in March 2007 having been with DB Breweries for ten years. During this time, she developed DB Breweries' solid waste systems for non-recycled industrial waste, which saw recycling rates go from 66% to 93% in four years at its Waitemata brewery.

Following the success at Waitemata brewery the solid waste minimisation plan was rolled out to all of DB's brewery operations.

Prior to coming to New Zealand Sharon worked in the UK oil industry where she was responsible for the operational management of retail petrol stations.

Sharon is a passionate advocate for implementing simple practical systems which build habits and awareness and a key focus in her role at the Packaging Council is to use the experience gained in operational roles from New Zealand and overseas to provide help, support and solutions for the wider scope of the Packaging Council membership.

Roshni Prasad joined the Packaging Council in October 2006.

Roshni has over twenty years of administration and personal assistant experience working with a wide variety of industries including chartered accountants, wine, cosmetics, hospitality and more latterly automotive.

Roshni is married with young twin boys. She is a keen gardener, loves travel, cooking and watching rugby and netball.