They are quite literally rockstars. Influencing not only within their
fields, but society as a whole. In the ruff-n-tumble of politics, the
trenches of our courtrooms, the highs and lows and changing science of
fertility medicine and the ever-evolving media landscape, these
high-profile, yet accessible, leaders are creating change through
their ability to influence. In a panel that promises to be
entertaining, informative and definitely lively, four talented and
successful female leaders join panel interviewer, Hannah Ockelford, to
explore what it means to be influential in their field and how they
use influence to effect change. Honourable Judith Collins – MP for
Papakura and the National Party Judith is one of New Zealand’s most
recognised female leaders; she is a long serving and senior politician
and former cabinet minister. Prior to entering politics, she had a
successful legal and business career. Judith is passionate about equal
opportunities for women and encouraging more women into leadership
roles. Marie Dhyrberg QC – Criminal Barrister Marie has dedicated
her life to the law. In her formidable legal career, she has
represented some of New Zealand’s most high-profile defendants. She
is the ‘go-to’ lawyer for the media, where she regularly gives
context to topical and important legal issues within the public
domain. Dr Mary Birdsall – Fertility Specialist and Chair of
Fertility Associates Mary is without doubt our country’s fertility
queen. She is a business leader and medical specialist, with a focus
on the latest fertility technologies. Mary is also a recognised as a
skilled and important spokesperson on fertility issues within the
media. Jenny-May Clarkson – Former Silver Fern and Broadcaster
Jenny-May has excelled both in her sporting career, as a star
netballer, and in the media. After an extensive career in
broadcasting, she is now one of today’s most recognised faces. Her
current role is on TV ONE’s Breakfast show, where she is the News
presenter. Jenny-May has talked openly about her own journey to learn
Te Reo and is encouraging of others. Hannah Ockelford – Panel
interviewer Hannah spent the first ten years of her career as a
broadcast journalist, working for TV3, RNZ, Newstalk ZB but mostly for
TVNZ, before transitioning into the corporate world. After five years
in professional services she is now contracting, with panel
interviewing one of her key interests. Join this incredible panel and
the Professionelle team to hear a candid insight into how these
extraordinary women operate; what’s important to them, what choices
have they made in their career and what and who has influenced them.
This event is open to anyone who wants an opportunity to hear from
truly inspirational women who have learnt how to influence and are
using their skills and experience to make a difference. The ability to
influence is key to career success; in this panel discussion you will
hear real life insights and tangible ways to develop your ability to
influence. This is also an opportunity to network with other
interesting women from diverse careers and backgrounds. With thanks to
ASB for their ongoing and generous support. The team at
Professionelle.
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