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Accelerating growth and boosting diversity to help directors stay relevant in a global marketplace.
In today’s climate, the importance of the global marketplace, coupled with multicultural workforces, has the potential to make or break New Zealand businesses.
Having lived offshore for many years and interviewed over 100 board chairs, board members and CEOs about how to adapt business culture to build greater ‘authentic’ diversity and be more effective in Asia, Pamela Young brings a solution-focused lens to ways in which boards can embrace opportunities in Asia and global markets. Pamela advocates for stimulating urgency and change. She will share data and insights to help boards navigate some of the most pressing areas that they should be concerned with:
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Pamela Young is a globally experienced executive, entrepreneur and consultant with a keen eye on the future. She has worked with industry leaders across many industries in New Zealand, Australia, SE Asia, the UK, Europe and the USA including Barclays Bank, Credit Suisse, Macquarie Bank, PwC, KPMG, Accenture, Freshfields, Mallesons, Russell McVeagh, UNSW, UQ, Fairfax Media, Beca Group, Coffey Group, CSIRO, Kainga Ora, FINSIA and more.
Pamela has advised boards, CEOs and top teams for 30 years to help identify and remove growth hurdles, implement worldclass strategies, drive transformational change and align cultures to deliver goals.
Her global career has culminated in a deep understanding of and experience in leading and managing multicultural workforce and shaping cultures to ensure all genders, races, ethnicities and abilities can be fully productive at work.
Pamela is author of Stepping Up: Lead Culture Change for Diversity and Growth in the Asian Century, a leadership book that includes 100 interviews with boards and CEOs, about how to adapt business culture to build greater ‘authentic’ diversity and be more effective in Asia.
In Pamela’s videocast thrive2030 she interviews boards and CEOs about global trends and challenges and brings thought-provoking ideas to listeners worldwide.
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Kenneth has over 20 years’ experience in corporate finance and international business. He currently serves on the Boards of numerous private businesses involved in education, retail and technology. He advises senior business people and high net worth investors as Director of Tiaki Capital, an independent corporate finance firm.
He was Chairman of the ASEAN New Zealand Business Council from 2017-2021 and currently a member of the Ministerial Strategic Advisory Group on Trade. He was inducted by KEA as a World Class New Zealander in 2015. He has a long history of involvement with the not-for-profit sector; he has been a trustee of the Auckland Foundation since 2016.
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Becky Hare
Auckland Branch Manager
+64 27 642 1099
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Becky.Hare@iod.org.nz
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