Part 1: Shaping the Recovery
Welcome to the FIRST Aotearoa Town Hall, as part of a series of virtual town hall episodes which explore what our recovery will look like as a nation.
Grab a beer or a kombucha, settle in with some snacks and get ready to be amazed by the incredible ideas, kōrero and thoughts of our panel for the evening. The theme is SHAPING THE RECOVERY and we've pulled together some incredible minds to share with their thoughts around the recovery from Covid-19 and its impacts on Aotearoa.
THE VIRTUAL TOWN HALL WILL BE LIVESTREAMED ON THE AOTEAROA TOWN HALL FACEBOOK PAGE AND ON YOUTUBE!
What could the future hold for Aotearoa in a post-Covid19 world?
INTERACT: You can post questions on this event page, or send them to our Facebook and Instagram channels! We will be asking these on your behalf. You can also chuck questions and comments on the livestream!
The Line-Up:
KATE RAWORTH - Economist, Author of "Doughnut Economics"
KARA DENTICE - Director, Advisor on Planning, Policy and Iwi Development
DAVID HALL - Researcher, Lecturer and Editor of "A Careful Revolution"
LOUISE AITKEN - CEO, Ākina Foundation, expert on Social Enterprise and Procurement
Hosted by TAMATHA PAUL - Wellington City Councillor
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Louise joined Ākina in 2016, following a successful corporate career, which included the management of New Zealand’s largest corporate social responsibility programme. She sits on the Board of the Impact Enterprise Fund (New Zealand’s first impact investment fund) and on the National Advisory Board for Impact Investing Network Aotearoa New Zealand.
Chlöe is the Green Party spokesperson on issues that she can really get her teeth into: Education (including Tertiary), Internal Affairs, Sensible Drug Law Reform, Local Government, Arts Culture & Heritage, Small Business, Broadcasting and Youth.
His first job was at one of the top advertising agencies on the planet – Saatchi & Saatchi Wellington; and Australia’s agency of the decade, BMF. Cleve’s created global campaigns for the likes of Coca-Cola and Ford, and built many successful brand platforms for clients in Australia and New Zealand, while collecting numerous international advertising awards along the way, including golds at Cannes, New York Festivals, Effies, Caples, Mobius with other trophies at Webby’s, DandAD, AWARD, Pent, Best and more.
At 24 he wrote a manifesto to ‘slit the glug’ of modern media and formed an art group called Spungo to create new ways to reach audiences. Pioneering new forms of media, Spungo ran a roving radio station, an alternative mail system, and became notorious for their daring public happenings – creating flash-mobs, pop-up shops and integrated campaigns before the terms had entered the marketing lexicon.
From 2012-2016, Cleve was Executive Creative Director at J. Walter Thompson in New Zealand. In 2016 Cleve released the album 'Primal-Digital', famously in the back of a taxi, in Auckland.
Cleve is also the creator of Beop, the band from another dimension. Beop’s creative footprint ranges from a novel, to award winning songs, fashion, and new musical technologies.
Cleve's current focus is on Big Street Bikers.
Talei is passionate about helping others help themselves and creating a more vibrant, sustainable future for generations to come.
