Conversations with EHF Fellows

Interesting people with life stories we can learn from – have now spoken with 34 people who are Edmund Hillary Fellows or involved in this (co-founders, on Board at some point or worked for EHF).

Why not listen in to:

Mark Prain on Sir Edmund Hillary

Michelle Sharp on creating hope for the most vulnerable children with UNICEF Aotearoa

Joanne McEachen on Joy and Innovating in Education, and bringing an Indigenous perspective to global conversations

Yoseph Ayele on the Edmund Hillary Fellowship

Oonagh Browne on the power of Chocolate and Cacao

Siddharth Sthalekar on true wealth, reputation in an online world and founding Neighbourhoods

Hazel Heal on the cure for Hepatitis C

Regenerative and Blended Finance: Seeds Conference Session with Rosalie Nelson from EHF and Andrew Hewitt, Satya Kumar, Brad Leibov and Laina Greene

Matthew Jackson on co-founding Alimentary

Diane Ducarme on Diet, Health and Migraines

Poverty and the Economy – Seeds Conference session with Shamubeel Eaqub in conversation with Helen Robinson (Auckland City Missioner) and Sasha Lockley (Money Sweetspot)

Nathaniel Calhoun on preserving Biodiversity and effecting Systems Change

Alina Siegfried on impact storytelling, systems level change and performance poetry

Dr Angela Lim on Clearhead

Jeff Wetzler on tapping into the hidden wisdom of people around you with the Ask Approach

Faumuina Felolini Maria Tafunai on Pacific Ocean Wayfinding

Rabble (Evan Henshaw-Plath) on using the decentralised web to support social movements and helping create Twitter

Mark Bregman on Intellectual Capital: moving from Knowledge to Innovation

Steven Moe interviewed by Ian Harvey

James Nikitine on our Oceans and founding Blue Cradle

Chris Simcock on Impact Investing … in NZ!

Emeline Paat-Dahlstrom on Space

Charlie Grosso on transforming youth refugee experiences with Hello Future

Jan Czaplicki on carbon offsetting and co-founding CarbonClick

Sacha McMeeking on Colonisation, Climate Change and Te Ao Māori

Raphael Nolden on the future of Tech and developing Amy, an AI powered maths tutor

Garry Moore on the power of Public Debate, the Tuesday Club and Community Housing

Camia Young on Architecture and Cultivating Community

Samantha Jones on sustainable fashion and founding social enterprise Little Yellow Bird

Michael Gill on Sir Edmund Hillary

Frances Valintine on the power of being Curious

Ian Harvey on Collective Intelligence

The Human Economy and the Future of Business, a breakout session at Philanthropy NZ Summit 2019 with Louise Aitken, Christina Bellis and Shay Wright

Philipp Sültrop on rockets, endurance races and surviving cancer