Amplifying the voices of charity CEO's and the mission they are on...  

Jilly Tyler, CEO of Talking Matters New Zealand, shares her organisations mission to create langauge rich environments and the critical role of early childhood, especially within the first 1,000 days, in shaping a child's development.

Helen Robinson recently shared insights into her career and the Mission's commitment to helping people with the greatest needs. Rising from the ranks, Helen assumed the role of CEO in April 2021, succeeding Chris Farrelly as Missioner

Ah-Leen made a transition to the charity sector, from the corporate world assuming the role of CEO at Breast Cancer Foundation NZ in 2021. The foundation's vision is "zero deaths from breast cancer."

Rich made a transition to the charity sector, from the corporate world taking on the role of CEO at Neurological Foundation of NZ in 2017. The foundation raises funds to enable research to happen."

Daniel's has extensive experience as a neuroscientist, health writer and editor, and company director. Cure Parkinson's NZ is on a mission to cure the disease and drive significant advancements in translational research for early diagnosis.

Monica, is an experienced non-profit leader and has had lived experience of cancer. Their mission is to support families through the full journey and to improve the cancer care that future families experience.

Sarah is relatively new to her role, however, she has a wealth of non-profit experience which she will draw on to help  her lead this small but high-profile mental health charity founded by her famous Chairman, Sir John Kirwan (JK) ex All Black.

Nick has extensive experience in the health sector, the charity he leads, Canteen offers psychosocial and practical support to young people aged 13 to 24 who are impacted by cancer.

First Foundation helps to change the lives of talented young Kiwis with few financial resources – through financial support, paid work experience and a dedicated mentor.

Cure Kids raise funds to support big research so big breakthroughs in child health can happen

Liam joined the Gut Cancer Foundation in 2019, his first CEO role after years working in fundraising. Their mission is to support all New Zealanders affected by gut cancers. They fund research and they are the voice of cancers of the digestive system

Sarah Dann Hoare was inspired to launch Project Employ in 2021. The charity help young adults with learning disabilities into work. Their vision is to create a community where young people with intellectual or learning difficulties can thrive.