Māori members of the Leadership Network gathered at Owae Marae in Taranaki last year to discuss Māori engagement with Asia and provide feedback from Te Kāhui to the Foundation.

Well-known advocate for ethnic communities and Leadership Network member Guled Mire shares the turning point that shaped his personal and professional leadership journey.

We chat with Leadership Network member Alice Wang about just beating lockdown to return to New Zealand from Melbourne where she was working as a management consultant.

Following the March 2019 terror attacks, Leadership Network member Arina Aizal decided not to shy away from the public but instead reach out and share her experiences of being Muslim in New Zealand.

The Foundation's director leadership and entrepreneurship Adam McConnochie takes a look at the latest Leadership Network census and considers how it might inform the future direction of the network.

We chat with Leadership Network member Xavier Breed about his lockdown experience, teaching high school students Pacific dance and bringing a Pacific perspective to the network.

Twelve Leadership Network members headed to Tauranga recently to dedicate a weekend to tackle some of the big questions of leadership in today's environment. Raphael and Sebastian share a few of their

Leadership Network member James Burford reflects on the network's recent Australia Hui, which brought together network members living in Australia to reconnect with the network and discuss questions o

When Shannon Goldsmith hung up his rugby boots after an OE spent playing footy in England, Ireland and Australia, he turned to judo.

What does it mean to lead? This is a question that everyone in the Leadership Network has probably thought about at some point, but are usually too busy to give it the time it deserves.

Last month, Leadership Network member Anna Zam attended the Asia Europe Foundation’s Young Leaders Summit (ASEFYLS) as the New Zealand delegate. She joined 130 other delegates to discuss the theme of

When it comes to sustainability, how much is up to the individual and how much is up to organisations, corporates and governments? What are you willing to give up in order to improve the state of the