Skip to Content
Archive icon

Please note this content has now been added to the Archives.

It is available for reference purposes but otherwise neither maintained nor updated.

If you require an accessible version please contact info@sportnz.org.nz.

Women in sport governance scholarships

and mentor programme for 2015

Women in sport governance scholarships

and mentor programme for 2015

Sport New Zealand is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2015 women in governance scholarships and the participants in the 2015 mentor programme. The scholarship recipients will undertake study to support their leadership roles in sport.

Participants in the mentor programme receive ten hours of one on one support from experienced governance practitioners. Most women in the mentor programme have recently secured roles on boards in the sector.

These awards are part of Sport New Zealand’s ongoing programme designed to support women in governance roles in the sector and to improve the gender balance on the boards of sporting organisations.

2015 recipients

Mentor programme

  • Amanda Hopkins
  • Jane Mitchell
  • Lynda O’Cain
  • Carolyn Stiles
  • Anna Tootill
  • Catriona McBean
  • Prue Younger

There are still three positions open in this programme and further applications will be sought in the New Year.

Scholarships

  • Kirsten Patterson
  • Hetty van Hale
  • Karen Aitken
  • Cheryl Bowie
  • Annie Dignan
  • Diana Puketapu
  • Lynette Rayner
  • Jan Shearer
  • Lorena Stephen
  • Nicki Sutherland

If you require an accessible version of any content on the site please contact us and we will be happy to assist.

Get Active
Find a sport or recreation activity
Browse Directory
Sport NZ
Who we are and what we do
ABOUT US
Funding
Information on funding
BROWSE FUNDING
Stay updated
Me whakahoutia

Sign up to our regular newsletters that connect Sport NZ to all those involved in the play, active recreation and sport sector.

burger close icon

Stay updated

Me whakahoutia

Keep up-to-date with news, events, and initiatives across the play, active recreation and sport sector.
No thanks