I'm one of the Local Hero Medalists for 2025, how amazing! This recognition (For the Ōtaki Kids Market) is a reflection of the incredible su

One of the most well-loved and widely read thought leadership pieces at Condeco was the article “Different Countries, Different Work Cultures.” To keep it relevant and reflective of the changing workplace landscape.

I was proud to be nominated for Best Social Media Tool for a digital strategy campaign developed for SolX Consulting, a Salesforce.com implementation partner.

When I first got involved with the Ōtaki Market, it was charmingly old-school. Stallholder bookings were scribbled in a handwritten notebook, and contacts were tucked away in a well-worn address book.

As part of a global content rollout at Condeco, I led the creation of a digital online resource hub — designed to give customers a central place to find, read, download, and engage with all of our existing and future content.

Back in 2013, I was honoured to be nominated for the Women in IT Awards – Innovated Digital Campaign category for my work with SolX Consulting

To better understand how the next generation views the evolving world of work, I brought together a broad group of Gen Z participants (born between 1995 and 2015) for a dedicated Think Tank session focused on the future of the office.

I was proud to be an active member of the Diversity and Inclusion forum, where we worked to prioritise inclusion, belonging, and representation across every part of the business.

When COVID-19 restrictions disrupted our usual festive plans, we faced a challenge: how could we still create a magical Christmas experience for tamariki and their whānau — while keeping everyone safe?

While working at a global technology firm, I identified a growing gap in how employees were leveraging LinkedIn — not just as a social platform

As part of Condeco’s annual Global Workplace Research Project, I had the opportunity to project manage and create the framework for one of the company’s most influential thought leadership initiatives to date.

As part of the Women in Technology campaign — and aligned with a broader AI Voice Assistant strategy — I had the pleasure of inviting Tracey Groves, renowned technology and AI ethics expert, and Founder of Intelligent Ethics, to contribute a thought-provoking blog article.

During the school holidays the Porirua Library wanted to offer something different. Something magical. And more importantly, something that didn’t rely solely on Facebook.

As part of the Women in Technology campaign, I had the opportunity to collaborate with Penny Haslam, former BBC presenter, speaker, and confidence coach.

Back in 2018, I had the privilege of contributing to the Women in Technology campaign — an initiative close to my heart that aimed to spotlight and celebrate the achievements of women across STEM industries.

Collaborating with the Porirua City Council Cemetery Team and local historian Allan Dodson. The aim was for visitors to the historic...

How far do you go to express your views online? Do you put in your two cents worth? Are you polite or do you " fucking " go for it? When...

I recently watched a couple of episodes of the Sex and City reboot, And just like that. What a disappointment. I was in my 20s when I...

I really enjoy using Valentines day as theme for digital marketing campaigns, it offers a fun, tongue and cheek way to express your business

Fun and interactive organic Instagram campaign to encourage employee engagement across regional offices.

Successful orangic twitter campaign which focused on promoting Condeco products with our very own employees.

This campaign showcased strategic employees, the office, surrounding areas, iconic buildings and place names in the Kings Cross area.

500 Million tweets are posted on twitter everyday, standing out from the crowd even if you're a celebrity, can be a struggle.

Lazy or Scared? Our world of communication has changed dramatically over the last decade, there are now so many ways to communicate with...