We've just marked the 1 year mark of the global covid journey back in March, I remember the dates well as AFQY March 26th was the second day of lockdown and originally it was cancelled, then converted (aka pivoted) to online. This is a reflection on the ups and downs, the learnings and lessons.
AFQY inaugural women's event: Don't stop us now
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While everyone is adjusting to this new kind of normal: the social distancing, the restrictions on travel, trade, and recreation... we've also started looking to the future: how can we kick start the NZ Economy? How can we reset, reimagine, and reboot our country for a better future, a new New Zealand, rather than going back to the way it...
Covid-19 put a brief halt to the AFQY events that have been running for over 12 years as an in-person event for people to come along and 'meet the person, not the suit.'
I just realised, we've been forced to share way more of ourselves than ever before. COVID19 is a societal culture changer.
Jenene Crossan, Entrepreneur, and Shayne Hunter, Deputy-Director General, Data & Digital at Ministry of Health spoke at the AFQY Online Event 26 March and shared their perspectives and insights of what it's like behind the scenes of the ongoing crisis.
Dave Letele spoke to the AFQY online attendees at the AFQY Online Event 26 March about being grateful, and about the work his organisation is doing in terms of their virtual boot camp. Watch the full video here!
