We have kicked off 2017 - our year of Integrative Leadership
March 2017 E-Newsletter


Welcome

Talofa Lava, Tena Koe  

Talofa Lava

At the end of 2016, leadership changes and startling decisions made on the world stage (e.g Brexit, US Elections) stunned and polarised citizens not only in the UK and USA, but also around the world, and here in Aotearoa. Many of us over the summer break talked about the paradoxes that arise for us out of these global leadership changes.

We became curious about how – in the name of leadership, sovereignty, nationalism and societal wellbeing – certain democratic leaders can promote policies that are exclusionary, separatist, racist and divisive; how positional power and authority in the highest office can be so blatantly manipulated for personal gain, and fame and notoriety become drivers for decision-making. 

We started talking about the challenges that arise from the polarities, paradoxes, dualities and dichotomies inherent in leadership practice. To find out more about how this influenced our theme for the year - Integrative Leadership - you can read my article here.

And please do stay connected with us - we appreciate getting your ideas, feedback, and for those of you online, you can find us on LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter.

Nga mihi nui

Sina
Sina Wendt-Moore
Chief Executive

 

Congratulations!

Movers and Shakers

– Congratulations to all our Alumni who have recently taken on new roles, including:

Nick Astwick, our Deputy Chair, as CEO at Southern Cross Healthcare
Di Taylor as General Manager Technology at NZ Racing Board
Greg Orchard as Chief Executive, Accessible Properties NZ
Hayley Shields as Director Student Experience at Education New Zealand
Mark Stephen as Chief Transformation & Technology Officer at Kiwibank

Minnie Baragwanath

– Alumna 2007

Congratulations to Minnie for being nominated as one of the ten finalists in the Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year, and to Taika Waititi for taking out the top award.

Leadership Activities

2017 Programme Participants


In February we began our 2017 Leadership Programme, with an incredible group of diverse leaders from across New Zealand. Meet them here.

Welcome from our Chair

– by Peter Garnett

Kia ora tatou, Talofa Lava, Nǐ hǎo, Namasté, Greetings everyone. Our Chair, Peter Garnett welcomes the 2017 Programme Participants at the Opening of our first Session.

Opening Function Guest Speaker

– Michael Berry, Alumnus 2008

The Venerable Michael Berry, Archdeacon Southern Region, Anglican Diocese of Auckland, participated in the Leadership NZ Programme in 2008. He joined us at the Programme Launch to share some of the wisdom he has gained in his leadership journey since then.

2017 Programme Launch Function

– Hosted by KPMG

At the end of the first day of the Programme, we welcomed the 2017 Participants to the Leadership NZ whanau.

CEO Summit 2017

Leadership NZ is proud to be supporting the NZ CEO Summit 2017.

Invest in the opportunity for high-level engagement and create new networks. Join 200+ CEOs, GMs, MDs and Country Managers at the 2017 NZ CEO Summit as we focus on current and future challenges transforming leadership in New Zealand. Leadership NZ and Conferenz are kindly offering a discount for all Leadership NZ Alumni and not for profit / public sector leaders to attend the Summit.

To take advantage of the discounts being offered, be sure to use the following codes when registering for the event:
  • Leadership NZ Alumni: use code MG6BRZ to register for just $899 +GST
  • Not for profit / public sector: use code MG6BRZ to register for just $999 +GST

Leadership Survey

– by Winsborough New Zealand

Do you wonder what makes leadership teams truly effective? So do we. Winsborough is now conducting the Winsborough New Zealand Leadership Survey - and they need leaders like you to participate! Find out more here. Please note, this survey closes soon so if you are interested in participating, please take action now.

Sir Peter Blake Dream Team

– Inspiring young New Zealanders to #believeyoucan

Do you remember how great it felt to be encouraged and inspired when you were young? We want to help kids feel excitement for their future. New Zealand needs future leaders with big dreams and the confidence to make them happen. You're invited to join the Sir Peter Blake Trust Dream Team to help inspire thousands of Kiwi kids.

Food for thought

The Journey - Tools, Inspiration and Connecting

– by Brook Turner, General Manager of Supportive Housing, VisionWest Community Trust

Oh, no, not another leadership course! Brook's initial thoughts about the Programme were hesitant, even though he was promised that it wouldn't be just another leadership course. Find out how the first session of the Programme went for 2017.

The Journey - Tools, Inspiration and Connecting

– by Kirsty Marlow, Infrastructure Alliance Manager, Downer New Zealand

Kirsty's head was full of questions before the start of the 2017 Programme. Louise's provocation "What world view do you have about how life works and the place of humanity?" didn't lessen the questions either. But how does she feel now, reflecting on the weekend?
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