Lexel Company Profile
Founded over 35 years ago; Lexel is one of the largest privately-owned providers of ICT services and solutions in New Zealand. An agile and innovative organisation, Lexel has a staff of over 110 and revenues exceeding $70m.
With extensive expertise in services and ICT solutions, Lexel consistently delivers on both quality and innovation. Across both New Zealand and Australia, customers can rely on Lexel’s commitment to service excellence, every time.
Our Vision
To be the undisputed information technology solutions company of choice for employees, customers and partners in all of the markets we choose to serve.
Our Mission Statement
Improve our clients’ future through technology, consulting, services and translating their success into a long-term, mutually rewarding relationship.
Our Values
People. Our people are our most valuable asset.
Results. Profitable growth for our organisation, our clients and our partners.
Integrity. Deliver on our promises, every time.
Dedication. Exceed our commitments to each other, our customers and our partners.
Excellence. Outstanding services and support in everything we do.
Executive Team
Noel C Simpson
CEO
With over 20 years experience in the ICT industry, Noel heads up the continued growth of the business.
Chris T Simpson
Executive Chairman, ANZIM
Chris is the founder of Lexel and previously worked in the Finance and Merchant Banking industries.
David Norman
GM Digital, Cloud & Hybrid IT Services (DCH)
David has 20 years experience in ICT leadership, operations management, sales and program delivery.
Cedric Edwards
GM Technology Solutions Group
Cedric has over 25 years experience in sales and management roles within the NZ ICT industry, specifically with Hewlett
Amanda van Ryn
GM Resourcing as a Service (RaaS)
Amanda joined Lexel in 2014 to establish the RaaS business, offering clients fast and flexible ICT resourcing solutions.
Chris Lambourne
Financial Controller
Chris is a member of the New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants. He has a varied background with prior finance roles
Lexel supports Abilities Group
Lexel works closely with Abilities Group to collect all the IT recycling from our business and from our customers. In choosing to support Abilities Group, we’re helping to reduce waste and protect the environment while making an impact on the lives of many disabled individuals and their families. Lexel supports bringing communities together for a commendable cause.
Sustainability
Lexel is socially responsible and environmentally aware. Our sustainability policy is designed to support sustainability, minimising both waste and environmental impact. At Lexel, our policies and procedures reflect the most current environmental legislation. Our goal is to continuously improve environmental practices and reporting, ensuring best practice standards are maintained at all times.
You can download our Sustainability Policy here 
In addition to waste minimisation such as recycling, Lexel focuses on a number of other key areas across our operation:
Working Sustainably
- seeks out and recommends new products that offer improved efficiency ratings and eco-friendly innovation.
- ensures sustainability is integrated into our long-term strategy, our governance processes, and our business planning and performance management cycles
- continues to build Lexel’s reputation for supporting sustainability
Transport efficiency
Energy efficiency
- Server virtualisation has dramatically reduced our physical server footprint and improved computing capacity utilisation
- Inactive printers and PCs are maintained in sleep mode; and air conditioning units operate according to timers, limiting their operation. Where possible, such as warehouses, external openings to provide indoor/outdoor airflow will further reduce dependencies on air conditioning
- Light bulbs are replaced with energy efficient units. The use of natural lighting has minimised artificial lighting
Lifecycle Management
- Returning obsolete technology to lease companies or other designated parties
- Reselling old products that still retain some economic life
- Donating equipment to schools and charities (on client request)
- And breaking down and recycling products at the end of their economic life
