Councils are being asked to deliver more infrastructure, faster – with less. But despite increased consultant spend, governance frameworks, and tool adoption, many Capital Expenditure (CapEx) programmes are slipping on time, cost, and quality outcomes.
In this webinar, Rob Maszkowski from Touchstone exposes the quiet crisis affecting CapEx delivery: the Integration Gap – a hidden misalignment of people, processes, and systems that derails performance. You’ll learn how forward-thinking councils are overcoming this with a smarter delivery model that lifts internal capability, reduces dependency on consultants, and improves outcomes – even during tough economic times.
What You’ll Learn:
- Why more governance isn’t improving delivery performance
- What the Integration Gap is and how it undermines outcomes
- How to improve time, cost, and quality without increasing spend
- How councils like HBRC have applied this model at scale
Who Should Attend:
- Infrastructure PMs
- Engineering Leaders
- PMO Managers
- Governance and Risk Owners from NZ Local and Regional Councils
About the Presenter:
Rob Maszkowski
Director and Principal Consultant
Touchstone Consulting Ltd
Robert is an experienced consultant specialising in management framework design, business process improvement, quality management, business performance, risk, and business excellence.
With a straightforward, pragmatic, and relatable approach, he assists organisations in designing, and deploying systems and processes to support strategy and compliance, and drive efficiency and customer experience.
Robert leverages his vast experience to recognise risks early and advise clients on best practice. He has successfully designed and implemented engineering review, quality management, risk, and performance management frameworks. Notably, his Continuous Improvement program was a finalist in the 2021 New Zealand Best Business Practice Awards.
Underpinned by project management qualifications, Robert has delivered successful change and improvement projects within the defence, construction, engineering, and telco sectors.
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