There are some things in life we take for granted; that we don't realise are important until they're gone.
This webinar was run as part of our It Starts With Action campaign, and was all about considering what matters to you, and how you can ensure it's protected.
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Speakers:
Hannah Ockelford (facilitator)
Hannah is an independent contractor, facilitating events for corporates and organisations in the not-for-profit sector, much of which has recently been virtual. Hannah is also the driving force behind the public events hosted by Professionelle and ASB Bank. She curates and hosts these popular and entertaining events with some of the country’s most senior professional women.
Hannah spent the first 12 years of her career as a broadcast journalist, for the most part at TVNZ. While completing a post-graduate qualification in business, she transitioned into the corporate world, spending more than five years working in marketing and communications for a global professional services firm. Her work here required her to work alongside a variety of senior stakeholders in the Australia/New Zealand region and beyond.
Alongside her contracting work, Hannah is mum to three pre-schoolers and enjoys running.
Jess Quinn - AIA Ambassador
Dr Acushla (Dee) Sciascia - Consultant
Dee is of Ngāruahine Rangi, Ngāti Ruanui and Te Āti Awa descent. She completed her doctoral studies in 2013 with Massey University. Since then, she has been working in the public sector as a research contractor undertaking a diverse range of research and evaluation around Māori and Indigenous kaupapa.
Glenys Talivai - Chief Executive, Public Trust
Glenys Talivai is the Chief Executive Officer of Public Trust, where she joined in March 2019 from Tower Insurance. In the last three years, she has led the organisation through significant and positive cultural change while also navigating challenges presented by the Covid-19 pandemic.
She is a highly regarded executive with extensive leadership experience in the financial services sector, recognised as the Young Executive of the Year at the Deloitte Top 200 Awards in 2012. Glenys has previously led transformation, sales, customer retention, claims, marketing and product teams across various organisations including with Medical Assurance Society and ANZ Bank.
She currently serves on the Board of Trustees at Epsom Normal Primary School, and previously served as the Deputy Chair on the Board for the Institute of Management New Zealand. She is the proud mother of two young boys, and stepmother of two.
Rosie O'Sullivan - Financial Adviser, Canopy Group
Rosie is a Director of Canopy Group, specialising in Life Insurance products for both individuals and small businesses.
Rosie is an enthusiastic team member, passionate about client service and delivering the very best solutions for the people she works with. A natural leader, she is committed to developing a long-term relationship with her clients – helping them to tailor a bespoke solution for their situation. It is also very important to her to be there for her clients, with advice and support through all stages of their lives. She is a keen problem solver and driven to help clients be in a safer position and avoid expensive mistakes.
Rosie lives a full life – when she is not at work, she is a busy Mum, an enthusiastic cook, and loves getting outdoors and enjoying all that New Zealand has to offer.
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