A life-long do-gooder, Georgie finally found her way to the Trust in 2020.  Georgie has more than two decades experience leading not-for-profit organisations here in Aotearoa and Australia., and holds a Masters degree in Human Service Management and Policy (RMIT).

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Emlou has experience in event production and the arts, alongside a passion for sustainability and te taiao. With a background in not-for-profit marketing and a love for Te Whanganui-a-Tara, they're looking forward to growing the Trust's audience across all of its brands and programmes.

Caroline is the type of person who likes to have all her bases covered - like a warm fuzzy merino shawl. After paying her dues to the public and private sectors, Caroline stepped into our Finance Manager role here at the trust and quickly became indispensable (along with her very cute dog).

Nathalie Swords is our Sustainability Champion, and instigator of the cold water ocean swim club here at the trust. As a qualified architect who did postgraduate studies in robotics and permaculture, she has worked on the largest 3D printer in the world and has also built houses from recycled materials. Sorry world, we got her first.

David brings an ultra calming presence to the Trust. He’s interested in the social and financial impact healthy housing can have on families. He’s a big fan of sustainable living and he’s the kind of person we could all do with at least five more of.

idk he works here i guess? we found him on the street and took pity.

Paul does all of the computers.

Alistair is an all-round nice guy. With a background in the arts, food rescue and logistics and a love for community-based DIY projects, it was only a matter of time before he joined the Trust. Often found eating minute noodles in secret.

Lisa is a self-identifying ‘mad urban farmer,’ but we think 'mad impressive' is more like it. Who else can say they have 3 chickens, a greyhound, 2 cats, fish, a kid, AND a thriving garden? With a post graduate degree in museum studies, Lisa spent nearly a decade working at Te Papa. A career change to healthy homes may seem a bit out of the gate, but Lisa likes life how she likes her food- fresh.

Vishal’s mum was born in Nairobi, his dad was born in Burma and he was born in the UK. He moved here to NZ where he had his first child - who only makes appearances when cheese is involved. He now has two children and a cat.

Annette? More phone calls

Kathryn does phone calls too.

Cecilia does the money.

Lauren loves a phone call.

Tori is really good at phone calls.

Jed has recently qualified in making electricity do things.

Bhupinder is good at making electricity go places.

Again, probably not wanting to be on the website.

Colin is as cool as a cucumber. Loves a hoodie, loves a questionable joke, loves looking like he doesn’t know what’s up and then throwing a curve ball and showing everyone that he knows exactly what’s up.