Training for your supply chain partners

As a Senior Advisor, Kimberley supports businesses to move from extractive to regenerative practices. Kimberley leads the systems change work within SBN’s Regenerate Nature Programme to bring nature into the heart of organisations’ decision making. Kimberley previously led SBN’s Climate Action 20/25 Programme, and is an internal subject matter expert on climate change and nature. Based in Wellington, they also support network engagement across Te Whanganui-a-Tara. 

Kimberley’s work on sustainability solutions began with research on materials for solar panels. After completing their PhD as a Rhodes Scholar, Kimberley worked in corporate sustainability before joining the SBN team. She loves continuing to learn and share learning with others. Kimberley also enjoys connecting with nature through tramping trips and regular volunteering with local restoration projects. Their other hobbies include running, singing, and reading fantasy and science fiction. Kimberley is non-binary and uses they/them and she/her pronouns.

Tori is focused on promoting a culture where people are supported, celebrated and innovative ideas are allowed to flourish.  After over a decade working in travel and tourism, where she was Area Manager of Expedia Group, she transitioned to a focus on sustainability. She had become increasingly concerned about global and local challenges and the slow pace to adopt better systems. In her role at SBN she oversees advisory work, network engagement and maximising impact. She is focused on helping businesses move from extractive to regenerative practices, prioritising positive social and environmental impact alongside profitability.

Maeghan is part of SBN's Learn and Advisory work, as well as SBN's Communications and Marketing. While completing a Bachelor of Management Studies majoring in Marketing and Digital Business from the University of Waikato, Maeghan found a passion for sustainability in business that aligns with SBN's work in creating systems change. She is currently working on her Masters in Sustainable Development Goals at Massey University. In her spare time, you will find her hiking, camping, or at the beach.