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Nish Pai

Head of Capability and Organisational Development

Mitre 10 (New Zealand) Limited

Nish Pai is head of capability and organisational development at Mitre 10 (New Zealand) Limited. She is an accredited coach, facilitator, instructional designer and organisational development strategist, Nish has been in the capability space for 23 years. Failing at her first career as a broadcast journalist set Nish up for success in her future endeavours- personal and professional. As head of capability and organisational development at Mitre 10, she balances fun and function, creates safe spaces for growth and brings people along on learning journeys that add value to individuals and teams. She is a learning tech geek and is always trying a different app to be that 1% better every day. Her personal time is equally divided between long walks with her young son and puppy, cooking up the next Air Fryer miracle and serving on the board of the Migrant Careers Support Trust.

SESSIONS
Day 1

3:55

Panel: A peek inside the crystal ball – Predicting work trends
  • What data should you be collecting and why?

  • Identifying roadblocks to your business success and building effective strategies to overcome them

  • Best practices for data presentation and visualisation to secure buy-in from executive leadership and employees


Moderator: Greg Eder, Principal Consultant, Peter Berry Consultancy


Wendy Baker, Chief Human Resources Officer, Brosnan

Emma Bennett, General Manager Business Transformation, Powerco

Bryan Ng, Chief Data and Analytics Officer, New Zealand Trade and Enterprise

Nish Pai, Head of Capability and Organisational Development, Mitre 10

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