Thrive - Inspiring Women: Recent Episodes
Gina McKenzie
Gina shares inspiring stories of women who are making a real difference to the world around them. She aims to celebrate women doing amazing work, often behind the scenes, to transform people’s lives and create a positive impact upon society.
Gina McKenzie is a communications director who is passionate about the power of positive storytelling. She shares inspiring stories of women who are transforming people’s lives and creating a positive impact on the world around them.
For more information you can visit Gina’s website – www.realcommunications.co.nz and Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/realcommunicationsnz/
Anna shares her career journey with us and provides an insight into governance opportunities.
Kelly Lynch from Made North Canterbury joins us to explain how the initiative is promoting and supporting North Canterbury food and drink producers.
Today we are joined by Mel Eaton from Off the Wall Murals to learn what goes into creating murals and how art can connect communities.
Today we welcome Cinnamon Laubscher of Wild Skin. Cinnamon came up with the idea for her business while talking to her nail technician about cuticle products.
Today we welcome back Jo Bailey. Jo is going to tell us about her research fellowship trip to the UK to discover more about a New Zealand nurse who worked at Brockenhurst hospital during WW1.
Last week on Thrive -Inspiring Women on Plains FM I chatted with Jamie Prouting, owner of The Cake Eating Company about her career path and how she combines interesting flavours to create her delicious cakes.
Today we will learn about the inspiring story behind 27 Seconds Wine from co-founder Alanna Chapman. She will share with us how 27 Seconds helps to combat human trafficking.
From choreographing a section of the 1990 Commonwealth Games to co-owning and managing an exclusive wedding and events venue, marriage celebrant Marina Arps has a fascinating story to share.
Self-employed for over 30 years, accountant Raelene Rees breaks all stereotypes about accountants being dull and conservative with her sporty, outgoing personality. She discusses how she has grown Raelene Rees Accounting while maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
Today Maria Pio joins us on Thrive to share her journey from a career as an accountant in Brazil to becoming a butcher in North Canterbury.
Karyn Chalk is a brain health coach. Today we will learn more about her journey, along with techniques to create resilient and healthy relationships with yourself and others.
Occupational therapist Randa Abbasi worked throughout New Zealand and the world in a range of public and private healthcare providers before purchasing WorkSpace IQ in December 2019. Today on Thrive we learn about her business journey and how we can set up a healthy workspace.
We welcome Jo back to the show to learn how Uniting Canterbury Women has evolved since it was created in response to the March 15th terrorist attack in Christchurch.
Twin sisters Alisha and Jasmine run a thriving raw and whole foods treats business in Christchurch. We’ll learn more about their business journey today on Thrive.
As people live longer than ever before, staying fit and healthy as you age has become an important part of life. Arvida Moving Well Manager Laura Organ is going to share some tips for staying fit over the course of our lives.