Regulatory | Compliance | Legal – the new way
SHIFT is reshaping professional services – providing a new way to access high calibre senior Consultants. No need to engage large professional services firms or jump through hoops to get full FTE budget approval.
We offer expert capability and capacity to complement your teams, when and how you need it.
We offer clients astute, experienced people, who integrate seamlessly into your project, team and business, for better outcomes and ways of working.
Working as a SHIFT Consultant creates opportunity to pursue specific goals, bring fresh skills and capacity to a team, and ultimately gives you greater control and flexibility over your professional and personal life.
Our Services
At SHIFT, we fill an unmet need between what large professional services and law firm support can offer.
As lawyers and business people who care about our clients – we’re motivated to help you to achieve better results by working in new, flexible and responsive ways to meet your specific needs.
Work With Us
SHIFT Consultants are exceptional proven legal or regulatory professionals who recognise the professional and personal benefits that come with working in a new way.
News And Views
Read about some of our own New Thinking, as well as views and ideas from people and businesses that we admire, or that simply got us to thinking.
Caroline Ferguson – SHIFT’s COO
Meet Caroline -SHIFT's COO, and innovation expert, systems guru, technology pro, and champion of diversity, equity and inclusion.
SHIFT Profile – Maria Noon
Maria Noon never dreamed of becoming a lawyer. But a tough work ethic and a willingness to leave her comfort zone led the way. She shares more about her career, as well as her love for basketball, flat whites and old school love songs.
Deposit Takers Act: Navigating the New Regime
Last year we updated you on the government’s proposal for modernising the regulation of deposit takers in New Zealand under a single regulatory regime. In July 2023, the Deposit Takers Act (the DTA) was signed into law and the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) began work on designing the new framework.