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Kevin Mitchelson 1960-2011

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Kevin Mitchelson 1960-2011----------------------------------------
Kevin Mitchelson 1960-2011
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Kevin will be sadly missed by all of us at interest.co.nz following his premature passing.

He was a senior and key member of our team.

A deep well of knowledge on most aspects of financial markets, Kevin was in particular the heart and soul of our bonds and KiwiSaver sections.

His knowledge, hard work, sense of humour, ribbing of colleagues and ever changing James Bond pictures on our internal communication system will be greatly missed.
 
 
  RIP Kevin.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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