Early Life
Rich received her tertiary education at Otago University, gaining a Bachelor of Commerce degree in 1990 and a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1993. After leaving university she held a number of management and analytical roles in both the public and private sectors. Her jobs were:
- Project analyst for the Ministry of Agriculture in Palmerston North
- Project analyst for the Foundation for Research, Science and Technology in Wellington
- Marketing manager for the knitting yarns division of Alliance Textiles
- General manager of Silverstream Ltd in Dunedin
Rich and her husband have two children.
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