| Wednesday, 11 April 2018 | ||||
 9:00 am - 4:00 pm | Special event for Environment Funders’ Network Hinemoa Awatere, Manager, Hono Tātaki, Resource Efficiency & Innovation, Ministry for the Environment Kevin Hague, Chief Executive, Forest and Bird Bronwen Golder, Director, Pew Global Oceans Legacy NZ Peter Hardstaff, Environmental Campaigns Manager, WWF Dr Kay Booth, Deputy Director-General of Partnerships, Department of Conservation Thomas Kelly, Jr., Vice President, Hawai‘i Community Foundation Genevieve Northey, Donations Programme Manager, The Tindall Foundation Sidd Mehta, Zero Carbon Act Campaign, Generation Zero Minister Eugenie Sage, Minister for Conservation, Minister for Land Information New Zealand and Associate Minister for the Environment, New Zealand Parliament PNZ invites you to explore ways in which local, regional and national initiatives can collaborate for greater impact. Speakers will also present exemplar projects and discuss the role of advocacy and behaviour change in environmental progress.
More speakers will be confirmed shortly.
Join us for coffee at 9.00am for a 9.30am start.
Finishing around 4.00pm.
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| 9:00 am - 4:00 pm | Education Funders’ Network Launch Eileen Kelly, Grants Advisor and Programme Manager, J R McKenzie Trust Jim Matheson, Education Consultant, Independent Consultant Rob McIntosh, Education and Public Sector Strategist, Independent Consultant
All these approaches share the recognition of the importance of education and all share an aspiration to improve the quality of the education experience. PNZ invites you to the first Education Funders’ Network meeting. Come and hear what other funders of education are doing, meet others working in the field, explore opportunities for collaboration, and understand what’s happening in education and how it is changing. It will include a presentation on the current state of the NZ education system and its future development. There will be opportunities for discussion about your area of interest as well as the opportunity to explore how to improve the effectiveness of the philanthropic investment in education. Join us for coffee at 9.00am for a 9.30am start.
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| Thursday, 12 April 2018 | ||||
| 9:00 am - 4:00 pm | Youth Funders’ Network David Carrington, Independent Consultant, British Charities Sector Lani Evans, Manager, Vodafone NZ Foundation Matt Reid, General Manager of Community Services, Hutt City Council Thomas Kelly, Jr., Vice President, Hawai‘i Community Foundation Marianne Elliott, Co-Director, The Workshop Dr Jess Berentson-Shaw, Co-Director, The Workshop Join the Youth Funders’ Network to discuss what needs to happen to shift the dial on child poverty in New Zealand. Join us in this full day of rich discussion on our nation’s future.
Join us for coffee at 9.00am for a 9.30am start.
Finishing around 4.00pm. | |||
| 9:00 am - 4:00 pm | Family Philanthropy Funders’ Network David Carrington, Independent Consultant, British Charities Sector Thomas Kelly, Jr., Vice President, Hawai‘i Community Foundation Gemma Slack, Strategic Initiatives, Momentum Foundation Liz Tindall Tetro, Communications Manager, The Tindall Foundation The PNZ Family Philanthropy Network launched last year, sparking some fascinating conversations around family dynamics, next generation philanthropy and the potential for family foundations to collaborate effectively to achieve greater impact. Join us in a conversation-rich day of networking, inspiration and learning.
Join us for coffee at 9.00am for a 9.30am start.
Finishing around 4.00pm. | |||
