Q&As from Wellington Summit presenters now available
On 10 March 2021, the inspiring and insightful 'Women in Public Service Summit: Te Pua o Ngā Māreikura' was held virtually from Wellington. The Summit featured a diverse line up of speakers, across a wide range of topics and from a number of different agencies.
Attendees were able to ask questions of our speakers, and if speakers were unable to answer them on the day, the questions were passed on after the Summit. Their responses have been collated below. We thank and appreciate each of our speakers for taking the time to respond.
You can see the original event programme on the Auaha website. To see speaker Q&As, click the links below.
Courtney Johnston
Tumu Whakarae | Chief Executive, Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa; Leading from the heart
Jane Wrightson
Retirement Commissioner, Commission for Financial Capability; Building financial resilience
Tina Peel
Lead Service Manager, Northern Region, Department of Corrections; Leading during a time of uncertainty
Lin Kee
Govtech talent Graduate, ACC; Dear Future Me panel
Brittany Farrant Smith
Advisor, Ministry of Transport; Dear Future Me panel
Jess Stuart
Author & Coach; Overcome imposter syndrome and build courage to take opportunities
Anne Elder-Knight
Talent Unlocker, Elder-Knight Consulting Ltd; How to be great
Dr Ashley Bloomfield
Director-General of Health and Chief Executive, Ministry of Health; Closing keynote