AECTP Conference November 12 2024
Today we are announcing our 2024 conference taking place in Auckland on Tuesday November 12 2024. Further details of our twelfth conference will be posted here over the coming weeks. Check this space for future updates......
"First Aid in the ever-changing world"
The Venue
Main Conference Room
Holiday Inn Auckland Airport
2 Ascot Road
Māngere,
Auckland 2022
CONFERENCE LATEST
The conference will be held at Holiday Inn Auckland Airport. Further details to follow.
First Aid as a Life Skill
Details to follow.
CPR Revalidation
Details to follow.
This is a notice of the Annual Meeting of AECTP NZ Tuesday 12th November, 2024. Time to be announced at the Holiday Inn Auckland Airport
All members are invited to attend.
Click title above to see more
Conference Benefits
Just some of the benefits of coming to conference in 2023
Keep up to date with industry happenings
In the rapidly changing education section sector AECPT is a conduit to the latest information.
Discounted conference fees
Members receive discounted conference fees and access to completing required CPR updates
Networking with like minded people
Meet with colleagues and like-minded individuals, share ideas and stories over coffee or a fab lunch.
A Peak Body working for you
We are committed to increasing our membership and providing support and advice to our members through the conference medium.
Our Speakers (further updates follow soon)
Becky Smith
Remarkable Minds
Life and Abundance Coach
Becky is an accredited NZACAL Life and Abundance Coach and is a fully trained CCS Cards Facilitator. She specialises in coaching neurodiverse adults and works with individuals and organisations seeking to make change in their lives through one to one coaching, small group retreats, online support and training.
We are nerodiversity experts based in Tāmaki Makaurau, ou purpose is to create a better world for neurodiverse people through training, coaching and support for organisations and individuals.
Vanessa Victor
REMARKABLE MINDS
Autism Facilitator
Vanessa is a licensed Davis Dyslexia, ADD and Autism Facilitator. She has coached many neurodiverse adults (and children) to succeed. Enabling them to understand themselves, their brains and remove their limiting beliefs, so they can discover how to use their amazing brain to unlock their potential and be free from stress and self- doubt.
Our business was born from a dyslexic son, a long standing friendship, a late diagnosis and a shared passion to change the world.
Jo Lambert
Stroke Foundation
CEO
Jo was appointed as CEO of the Stroke Foundation in May 2021. Her leadership experience comes from both the non-profit and private sectors. She joined the Foundation from Barnardos, New Zealand’s largest children’s charity, where she was General Manager of Early Learning. Prior to this, Jo was CEO of the consulting firm Maven, where she worked primarily with clients across health and disability services. For ten years, she was a certified Negotiation and Influencing skills strategist, trainer, and coach for ENS International.
Jo is inspired to make a difference to the lives of those affected by stroke because her mother experienced a life-changing stoke when Jo was a teenager, and her father passed away from a stroke 30 years later. She initially joined the Stroke Foundation as a Board Member in 2018.
Jo has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Studies (Hons), majoring in marketing and market research, and a postgraduate qualification from the Chartered Institute of Marketing (UK). She moved to New Zealand in 1995 and is the mother of two adult daughters. She enjoys yoga, dog-walking and reading a good book.
Jane Liggens
Heart Foundation
Nurse Lead, Clinical Team
Jane is Nurse Lead, Clinical Team, at the Heart Foundation. She provides education and support on cardiac conditions, with a focus on prevention. Jane holds a Bachelor of Health Science (Nursing) and a Master of Public Health. She has extensive experience as a cardiac nurse specialist in both public and private hospitals including acute cardiac surgery and care units, cardiac catheter labs, heart research, and cardiac rehabilitation. She has also worked inhospital and primary care settings in the UK, Australia and New Zealand.
Name
ORGANISATION
Intro
Bio
Name
Organisation