I organise retreats and events — the kind where people come together for something that matters.
I bring together logistics, people skills, and practical systems to help events run well. My role is to hold the moving parts so you can focus on your work.
Based in New Zealand · Retreats · Events · Facilitation
What I bring
The breadth of it
Planning & Logistics
Venues, schedules, transport, accommodation, catering. The practical architecture that makes an event possible. I've developed an instinct for what needs attention and when.
People & Presence
Being there — before, during, and after. Reading the room, noticing what needs attention, staying calm when things shift. The human side of making gatherings work.
Systems & Communication
Landing pages, registration, participant emails. Years of working in digital systems means I can set up the infrastructure an event needs — without outsourcing or overcomplicating.
Approach
How I Work
I've worked across enough different contexts — events, digital projects, facilitation — to know what matters: clear communication, realistic planning, and staying steady when things shift.
I tend to notice the gaps before they become problems. Part logistics brain, part people sense. That combination has served me well.
I prefer working alongside people rather than for them. The best collaborations feel like a shared effort toward something we both care about.
What this looks like:
- Calm under pressure — the kind that comes from experience
- An eye for what's missing, before it becomes a problem
- Ease with both spreadsheets and people
- Background in digital systems, marketing, and online tools
- A genuine interest in the work going well
Background
I've worked across events, digital systems, and facilitation — sometimes separately, often together. That blend of experience shapes how I approach things now: practical, people-aware, and comfortable with complexity.
Planning something?
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