Registered Social Worker, Sally Dalhousie is the Chief Operating Officer at The Fono Trust, New Zealand's largest Pacific community owned NGO. The Fono delivers a range of medical, dental, public health, whanau ora, mental health, education and social services across Auckland and Northland.

Sally is also a Board Member of the Aotearoa New Zealand Association of Social Workers, the Waitakere Improving School Attendance Programme and served as a National President of PACIFICA Inc. Sally is passionate about Pacific community building and savouring time with her family and friends outside of work.

Tevita is the Chair of the ProCare Health (PHO) Ltd board and member of the ProCare Network Ltd board. He is an influential leader with sound commercial and community experience. His other community involvements include Chairman of the Pacific Business Trust, Chairman of the Ministry of Social Development - Pacific Governance Group. Tevita is also a member of Minister Salesa’s Pacific Expert Advisory Panel and also a member of the Police Commissioner National Pacific board. Tevita was raised in the Friendly Island of Tonga! His primary role is the Chief Executive of the Fono Trust, a Pacific provider of medical, dental, social, public health tion services

Judy Matai’a is currently the Chief Executive Officer at the Anglican Trust for Women & Children (ATWC), based in Auckland and has been its first female CEO. Prior to moving to ATWC, Judy worked for the Department of Child Youth and Family Services as well as teaching in undergraduate social work programmes at Unitec and at the University of Auckland.

Judy holds a Masters Degrees in Social Work and an MBA (Hons) both from Massey University; and an undergraduate degree from the University of Auckland. In 2018, Judy also graduated from the Global Women’s Breakthrough Leadership programme.

In addition to her advisory roles across Oranga Tamariki and the Ministry of Social Development, plus the various Board positions she holds; Judy is involved in Governance training for Pasifika leaders with LEAD Centre for Not for Profit Governance & Leadership.

Viliami, a native son of the island Kingdom of Tonga. He is a public health physician, current co-deputy Executive Director, Senior Health Promotion Strategist specialising in Pacific Health at the Health Promotion Forum of New Zealand. He is also a Research Fellow and Lecturer with Otago University.

He has a special interest in diabetes and obesity and believes “diabetes is the face of NCD in the Pacific including Aotearoa New Zealand". He is a strong advocate for a paradigm shift in health care from hospital and disease focus to empowering communities to be part of the solution.

Viliami is also the current chair of IUHPE South Western Pacific Region, President of International Network for Indigenous Health Promotion Professionals, and member of the Global Scientific committee for the IUHPE World Conference 2022.