This position involves leading the Trust on its mission to connect and empower communities to learn, love and look after our environment. We have three key impact areas: communities have pride & feel safe; the environment is cleaner & healthier, and communities are connected & empowered. Since 2001, we’ve been leading beautification projects, community events, zero waste programmes and environmental education all over South and East Auckland. The Beautification Trust is a registered charity with the New Zealand Charities Commission (CC21978) and a certified social enterprise with Ākina Impact Supplier.

This strategic leadership role involved: creating the overall direction of Oxfam's public engagement activities: stakeholder management; leading a team of 35+ across numerous functions including fundraising, events, Media and Communications, Marketing, Corporate, Digital and Key relationships; financial oversight and accountability of around dozen funding streams; capacity and capability building.

This position was responsible for maximising external communication opportunities; fundraising activities including stewardship of donors and supporters; Public Relations/media interaction; marketing, brand and communication activities to both internal and external audiences.

This position was responsible for overseeing the marketing and fundraising for the charity. Of specific focus was to lead the launch of a regular giving programme, Kiwi Kid Sponsorship.

This consultancy work involved developing strategies, policies and procedures for future individual giving activities.

This strategic role focused on developing and managing targeted marketing and communication strategies for acquiring, engaging and retaining support from a donor base of over 400,000 supporters.

This role focused on maximising income from supporters through a range of channels while also educating, engaging and retaining donor’s support.

This role focused on creating and implementing strategies to grow the organisation’s income and brand awareness in the youth segment.

This role focused on developing and implementing marketing and fundraising strategies of four products. These products included: child sponsorship; an issues based product; a non-financial advocacy brand; and a major donor product.

A marketing execution and strategy role involving co-ordinating marketing, communications and fundraising activities of New Zealand's largest youth fundraising event, the 40 Hour Famine (income $2,720,000).

A front-line fundraising and marketing role promoting World Vision's youth programmes.