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Leadership and Development Conference 6th - 11th February 2011 Willow Park Convention Centre, Auckland ARE YOU - Keen to learn more about yourself and your potential?
- Keen to meet other people of like minds?
Then you’ll want to attend the 2010 NZCA Leadership & Development Conference that will be hosted by the Auckland branch this coming February.
The NZCA Leadership & Development Conference will be a place for you to understand and realise your potential, throughout a 5-day conference that will involve a range of activities and guest speakers.
We will offer you an environment that is aimed at providing you with more understanding of your Chinese heritage and your importance in New Zealand’s multicultural society.
Accomplished guests from around NZ of various backgrounds will present valuable knowledge on how to get the leadership edge in today’s society.
The date for the conference will be February 6th – 11th 2011 and is aimed at Chinese people who have an interest in making a positive impact on the local Chinese community within Aotearoa.
If you are between the ages of 18-30 years and are interested in attending or know someone who may benefit from this experience then apply now via your local branch of the NZ Chinese Association.
Natalie Sew Hoy and Raymond Kwok On behalf of the 2011 Leadership and Development Conference Organising Committee New Zealand Chinese Association - Auckland Inc
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Downloads Application Form (pdf) Application Form (word) Application Process Information Sheet INFORMATION FOR APPLICANTS Background In February 2007, the New Zealand Chinese Association (NZCA) held its inaugural Youth Leadership Camp at Eastern Beach in Auckland.
The event in Auckland was attended by 42 people from around New Zealand and was considered to be a very successful event by both its delegates and organisers.
The conference is now a “must do” on the NZCA events calendar. Currently, the event alternates between Auckland and Wellington every year.
With the experience of past organisers and the vision of young leaders, NZCA is proud to support the next Leadership and Development Conference (LDC) to be held in February 2011. Objective A national initiative, the New Zealand Chinese Associations’ Leadership and Development Conference is a "live-in" seminar for people between the ages of 18 and 30 and aims to provide a fun, relevant and effective training experience that will enable young leaders to understand their unique identity as Chinese New Zealanders.
The delegates that attend this conference will be the future leaders of the New Zealand
Chinese community and it is the intention of the organising committee to create: “Leaders that change the future” The NZCA LDC will be a place for delegates to understand and realise their potential, throughout a 5 day conference that will involve a range of activities and guest speakers.
The conference offers an environment that allows delegates to acquire leadership and communication skills so that they can better serve their community, country and place of work as well as providing them with a better understanding of their Chinese heritage and the importance of their role in New Zealand’s multicultural society.
Accomplished guests from around New Zealand of various backgrounds will present their valuable knowledge on how to get the leadership edge in today’s society.
The date for the conference will be during the 6th to 11th February 2011 and is aimed at Chinese young people who have an interest in making a positive impact on the local Chinese community within Aotearoa and subsequently enrich their outlook on life both personally and professionally. Programme The varied programme will include presentations, indoor and outdoor leadership activities, as well as group and panel discussions.
A wide range of eminent and high achieving personalities will present on aspects of Leadership, Identity and Community, thus representing the theme of the 2011 conference.
Delegates will also undergo a Myers-Briggs Personality Type Indicator assessment prior to the conference so that a personal profile can be presented once they arrive.
A leadership project will be undertaken by the delegates throughout the week culminating in a presentation to a panel of guest judges.
The programme will provide an environment in which young people can develop their leadership, teamwork and communication skills.
The programme will include: - Leadership through understanding, including an individual Myers Briggs assessment
- Practical life skills
- Leadership through understanding, wisdom and perspective – what New Zealand Chinese gained through the history of Chinese in New Zealand and our multiple identity as Chinese Kiwis
- Leadership in the community
- Leadership in business
- Leadership in action and sport
- Leadership through team work
- Building lifelong friendships with like-minded individuals
Affiliation to NZCA In order to attend NZCA LDC 2011, all applicants must be a member of a branch of the NZCA. If you are not a branch member of the NZCA please contact the branch in your region as listed below for more information on how to join. Selection The Leadership and Development Conference is a great opportunity for NZCA’s branches to collectively recognise, support and inspire worthy young people from our local communities and to provide skills to enhance their futures.
Each NZCA branch is invited to seek applications for the NZCA LDC from people who meet the criteria. Applicants must be aged between 18 and 30 as at 1st January 2011. The application form must be completed in full by 7th November 2010 and endorsed by the applicant’s NZCA branch.
The organising committee of NZCA LDC 2011 will review all applications to determine who will attend the conference. Please note that there is a maximum number of delegates who can participate, which may cause some applications to be declined.
Applicants will be notified of the result in early December. An information pack will be provided to all attendees at least one week prior to conference commencement.
NZCA LDC 2011 is largely subsidised through funding from the Chinese Poll Tax Heritage Trust, NZCA national office and Sky City Community Trust. However, each successful applicant will be required to contribute $120 to attend. Application Forms
Application forms can be downloaded from www.nzchinese.org.nz. Forward completed forms to your NZCA branch secretary.
We advise that applicants contact their branch to inform of their intention to apply beforehand. For branch contact details please refer to the branch contact list below.
For all other queries please contact
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Conclusion The organising committee are looking forward to the conference and the opportunities that it brings. This is a great chance for people of like-minds to meet, network and learn from each other.
We look forward to meeting you all.
Natalie Sew Hoy and Raymond Kwok
On behalf of the 2011 Leadership and Development Conference Organising Committee New Zealand Chinese Association - Auckland Inc Conference Details Summary | Applications due: | Sunday 7th November 2010 | | Conference dates: | Sunday 6th to Friday 11th February 2011 | | Location: | Willow Park – Convention Centre 1 Hostel Access Rd Eastern Beach Auckland | | Accommodation and meals: | Provided for the duration of the Conference | | Cost:
| $120 contribution per person | | Affiliation: | In order to attend the 2011 LDC – all applicants must be a member of an NZCA branch. See list below. | | Target age range of participants: | 18 to 30 years (applicants over the age of 30 are also invited to attend) | Contact
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www.nzchinese-akld.org.nz Branch Contacts | Branch | Name | Email | Phone Number | | Auckland | David Wong |
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| 09 524 8786 | | Waikato | Janet Young |
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| | Gisborne | Richard Foon |
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| | | Hawkes Bay | Margaret Wong |
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| 06 843 8997 | | Taranaki | Betty Leung |
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| 06 758 8258 | | Wanganui | Eileen Ng |
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| 06 348 8469 | | Manawatu | Alva Joe |
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| 06 356 1384 | | Horowhenua-Kapiti | Amy Soo |
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| 06 362 6029 | | Wellington | Kirsten Wong |
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| 04 971 2626 | | Canterbury | Kuan Meng Goh |
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| 03 351 2838 | | South Canterbury | Ronald Yee |
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| | | North Otago | Peter Lee |
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| | | Otago Southland | Michael Young |
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| 03 474 0047 | | Invercargill | Margaret Young |
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