Future Auckland Leaders Welcome Weekend

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 28 of Auckland’s ‘Future Leaders’ gathered at Orakei Marae, February 24-26 as part of their induction to the 2012 Future Auckland Leaders programme.  The welcome weekend provides an opportunity for programme members to get to know each other as a cohort and get to grips with the requirements of the two year civic leadership programme.

10,000 take to the street

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More than 10,000 people took advantage of free sport when part of Queen St was closed to traffic on Sunday the 19th of February. Stunning weather, plenty of sit down spaces and a smorgasbord of sporting codes brought young and old to the CBD.

 

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No Respect for the Status Quo

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 The 2010/11 Future Auckland Leaders and Alumni finished their Talking Heads series with an inspirational conversation with New Zealander of the Year Sir Ray Avery on October 11th.

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Auckland rated world's third most liveable city

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Auckland has been ranked the world's third most liveable city in a quality of living survey, jumping one place from fourth in 2010.

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Future Auckland Leaders Graduation

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Twenty five inspiring Aucklanders graduated from the Committee for Auckland’s Future Leaders Programme at a ceremony at the Auckland Museum on November 8th with four inspiring ‘legacy projects’ which will enhance the city.

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The Committee for Auckland is an independent, cross-sector group of senior Auckland leaders, who work to identify issues, generate good ideas, and move these ideas into action.

Members include corporate businesses, not for profits, local and central government agencies and tertiary institutions. Established in 2003, the Committee for Auckland is a not-for-profit private sector organisation seeking to leverage influence in the enhancement and development of Auckland as an exciting and dynamic place to live.

Our common interest is Auckland’s success.

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