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DIRECTOR
WF (Bill) Milnes
 New Zealand born and raised, Bill has a business background and began his career in immigration in 1993. He has held roles as both Director and Chairman of the NZAMI and was granted honorary membership status in 2004. In the four years that Bill led the NZAMI, the association grew substantially in credibility, public recognition, membership quality and numbers. In 2000 he was appointed to the Government's Ministerial Advisory Group on Immigration and in 2005 to the Editorial Board of Lexis Nexis Immigration Practitioners Bulletin. Bill has been active in negotiating with government on policy and migrant issues and has been widely quoted in local and international media.
The company has achieved an exceptionally high level of successful immigration applications and appeals through Bill's commitment, tenacity and concern for people. His key positions within trusted relevant organisations reflect his high regard within the community and the immigration industry. His personal slogan, 'Encouraging Excellence', demonstrates Bill's belief that we can best serve our clients through consistent high quality processing of their applications, through improving the quality and image of the immigration industry and by developing a positive working relationship with the Minister of Immigration and the New Zealand Immigration Service.
Bill is married with two adult children and is an Elder in the Presbyterian Church of New Zealand.
DIRECTOR
Judy Klosser
BA H Dip Lib
Born in Cape Town, South Africa, Judy and her late husband John migrated to New Zealand in 1987. They established Prospects Group Ltd, an immigration consultancy with an exceptional record of successful residence applications, in 1993.
As a migrant, Judy has first-hand experience of the immigration process 'from the other side'. She understands the difficulties facing migrants and is aware of the necessity of obtaining sound, professional advice before taking the big step that will have huge repercussions on the lives of each family member.
Judy is a Rotarian and a member of SANZ, the charitable trust which represents the interests of South African migrants in New Zealand. She has two adult children.
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