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Leadership Fiji partners with Think Pacific Foundation

Leadership Fiji partners with Think Pacific Foundation

By Naveel Krishant
24/11/2020
CEO of Leadership Fiji, Sharyne Fong and Think Pacific Foundation (Fiji) Co-founder and Chairman, Harry Hunter.

Leadership Fiji and the Think Pacific Foundation (Fiji) have signed an agreement that will see Leadership Fiji deliver Guest Speaker Sessions for Think Pacific’s Virtual Internship and Global Citizenship Programs.

Think Pacific Foundation is a locally registered Charitable Trust which works in partnership with government ministries, organizations and local enterprises to support holistic development initiatives and achieve responsible and sustainable development in Fiji.

Think Pacific Foundation (Fiji) Co-founder and Chairman, Harry Hunter says as an organization they believe in the importance of partnership and following a meeting with Leadership Fiji, they recognized their shared vision and values.

Hunter says they saw an opportunity for their interns to learn from Leadership Fiji’s expert speakers on how to enhance and develop their understanding of leadership.

The CEO of Leadership Fiji, Sharyne Fong says when they were approached for this collaboration they immediately saw the benefits this would bring to both organisations.

Fong says their vision, mission and values are aligned and this partnership just makes sense.

Since 2009, Think Pacific Foundation (Fiji) has facilitated more than 200 projects across 9 provinces in Fiji.

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