South Island Rotary Conference 2024

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South Island Rotary Conference 2024 – Creating Hope – 08.50am to 3pm Saturday 20 April 2024 - Waitaki Room, Te Pae Convention Centre, Christchurch (entrance off Oxford Tce)

SOLD OUT - ALL TICKETS SOLD

Full Delegate registrations include a two-course lunch.

Optional Extra - FULL - Venue capacity has been reached.
4.30pm to 6pm - Post Conference Drinks (cash bar) and Nibbles 
at Delilah - 122 Oxford Terrace

The key Conference Themes are: Mental Health; and Empowering Women and Girls.
Keynote Speakers are:
Jennifer Jones – Rotary’s Immediate Past World President - Stories of Impact
Matt Chisholm – Mental Health
Adele Keefe – Empowering Women and Girls
Rachel Gully - A Generation X Perspective on Attraction & Retention

Price is in NZD, tickets are non-refundable.



Keynote Speaker - STORIES OF IMPACT

Jennifer Jones

Immediate Past President - Rotary International

Jennifer Jones is a member of the Rotary Club of Windsor-Roseland, Ontario, in Canada. She became Rotary International's World President in 2022 - the first woman to hold that office in Rotary's 118 year history. Jennifer will share some of the powerful stories of transformation she has encountered around the world in her year as President.

Speaker - MENTAL hEALTH

Matt Chisholm

Former NZ Television Reporter & Author of 'Imposter'

Matt, the self-described boy from small-town Central Otago whose favourite hobby was tailing lambs, will be speaking on the topic of Mental Health. His book "Imposter" tells of his struggle with depression, despite a successful career as a reporter and TV host. 

Speaker - WOMEN & GIRLS' EMPOWERMENT

Adele Keefe

Founder & Kaitiaki Mana Whānau Charitable Trust Adele is a survivor of domestic violence and sexual abuse who has overcome and been strengthened from the journey. She has a passion to encourage and support Wāhine to heal and grow to their full potential and has established the Mana Whānau Charitable Trust to facilitate this.

Speaker - A GENERATION X PERSPECTIVE ON ATTRACTION & RETENTION

Rachel Gully

Rachel is the Deputy Chief Executive at Worksafe (and Phil & Anna's daughter). She will be speaking about the challenges of the dynamically changing environment for attracting and retaining talent - whether in the volunteer sector or the business world - from a Generation X perspective.

Date & Time
Saturday
20 April 2024
8:50 am 3:00 pm Pacific/Auckland
Location

Te Pae Convention Centre

Waitaki Room
Christchurch
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Organizer

Anna Gully

0275457214
annagullyrotary@gmail.com