Young Professionals - Leading the Change
Mahara Inglis's Groups
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New Zealand Leadership
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Beyond Left or Right
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350 Aotearoa - Climate A…
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NZ Youth Delegation to C…
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Wellington Intersectors
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Mahara Inglis's Discussions
Copenhagen + COP15 Updates
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New Zealand Leadership Challenges
Started Apr 30
Calling all sustainable entrepreneurs and sustainable business enthusiasts
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Isabella Cawthorn Nov. 21, 2008.
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Hey all,
Oliver Bruce and I have just released a blog post - The Business of Climate Change - who really bears the burden? (http://nzydmahara.wordpress.com/) It discusses the impact of climate change negotiations on business and contrary to the tra…
This groups looks to debate and consider the key leadership challenges that New Zealand is facing with a really diverse bunch of people.
New Zealand Youth Delegation (NZYD) Fundraiser at Freemans Bay Community Hall
November 19, 2009 from 6pm to 9:30pm
New Zealand celebrities and other icons have painted and decorated re-useable bags in the name of climate change solutions. These beautiful bags are up for auction with all proceeds going to NZYD!
There will also be entertainment, drinks and other…
This groups looks to debate and consider the key leadership challenges that New Zealand is facing with a really diverse bunch of people.
This groups looks to debate and consider the key leadership challenges that New Zealand is facing with a really diverse bunch of people.
This groups looks to debate and consider the key leadership challenges that New Zealand is facing with a really diverse bunch of people.
what if it was a freight train?
I think most of us know that on balance decisions made in hast or under pressure are not as robust as ones made after careful consideration and full information is provided - but we also know that we don't always hav…
Interesting thought on decision making... not sure what i make of it... but it's good.
A group of children were playing near two railway tracks, one still in use while the other disused.
Only one child played on the disused track, the rest on the o…
Profile Information
- Date of Birth
- January 24, 1983
- About Me:
- Born in Palmy but raised in the bright lights of Wellington, I consider myself a true Canes supporter. I also have strong links back to my other home in South Taranaki, around Patea, where my tipuna come from.
I studied at Commerce and Science at Vic with an interest in sustainability. But took a different tack after uni and went to work in Foreign Exchange at ANZ/National before spending 3 years with the Ministry for the Environment. I am currently off to work as the Environmental Sustainability Manager for Fulton Hogan.
I am a fairly active person love playing sports (rugby, touch, netball, boxing) as well as getting outdoors. I played rugby for a number of years and am keen on touch. Am an avid outdoors person and love tramping, climbing and have recently got interested in diving and sailing.
I also enjoy socializing with mates and will often been seen at social events. favourite past time - chilling with mates at a good BBQ.
- Areas of interest and expertise
- -Sustainability
-Business
-Leadership
-Behavior Change
-Waste
-Energy
-Resource efficiency
-Social impacts
-Infrastrucuture
-Sustianable Building
Comment Wall (12 comments)
- At 12:30pm on July 28, 2009,
Jinty MacTavish said… - Hi Mahara,
Jinty MacTavish here from Enviroschools. I'm super keen to have a chat to you about an event we're running later in the year - would be fantastic to touch base with you at some stage if possible. My work email is jinty.mactavish@enviroschools.org.nz.
Hope to hear from you soon.
All the best,
Jinty
- At 12:06pm on December 3, 2008,
Alice Andrew said… - Easily Googlable! great saying
- At 11:19am on December 3, 2008,
Alice Andrew said…
- Hi Mahara. Was it Bill Willard? Would like to have a look at the report. Should catch up soon about carbon. Alice
- At 2:59pm on November 24, 2008,
Liam Smith said… - Hey dude I am in Aucks this week. Give me a bell at lasmith@skm.co.nz if you are keen to tee up some time for a beverage or two.
- At 10:11pm on November 5, 2008,
Liam Smith said…
- Hey big fella, where are you located these days? I am heading to NZ for the Geothermal conference and will be around for about a month.
- At 8:09am on October 31, 2008,
Jasmine Cargill said… - Arrive as early as you can! See you Tuesday.
- At 9:00am on October 30, 2008,
Carl Chenery said…
- Hey Mahara,
Would be great to see you on Tuesday at the Auckland Intersect Drinks.
You are warmly invited to an evening of Intersect-ing,Tuesday 4th of Nov, and every first Tuesday of the month at Suite Bar, 2 Hobson St. See events page.
Hows the shift been?
C
- At 4:50pm on October 24, 2008,
Paul Duston said… - If your involved its got to be worth a look my friend.
- At 10:51am on October 24, 2008,
Marta Karlik-Neale said… - Congrats on the new job! and good luck with reducing demolition waste :))) Have you guys got a crusher in Welly yet? Fletcher and a few others would still gladly pass on their waste concrete and ashfalt. Welly Zoo will soon have a heavy load too.
- At 1:28am on July 4, 2008,
Liam Smith said…
- Hey matie, yeah all is good and well here. Life is pretty sweet although my spanglish still sucks and the power sector is coal dominated!!! But hey, I live in South America so all is fecking awesome. Hows things back in wellies, any chaos and mayhem to report?
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