Our People

Patron: Dame Silvia Cartwright PCNZM, DBE, QSO

We continue to be greatly honoured by the kind patronage of Dame Silvia Cartwright, who has been the patron of Shine for more than 10 years.

In 1989 she became the first female Chief District Court Judge, and in 1993 she was the first woman to be appointed to the High Court. In 2001, she was appointed Governor General. She has always been a strong supporter of rights for victims of domestic violence and used her role as Governor General to further this important cause.

Executive Director: Jane Drumm

Jane Drumm has been the Executive Director of Shine since 1998 – eight years after Shine was founded and when Shine had only four staff and a budget of $180,000. Under Jane’s leadership, Shine has since grown to a national organisation with more than thirty staff and a budget of more than $3 million.

Jane has always been keen to research and trial new ideas in order to find the most effective ways to stop domestic abuse in New Zealand. She has undertaken two major overseas study trips to look at what is working to stop domestic abuse in North America and in the United Kingdom. Her study trip to the UK was under a Winston Churchill Fellowship. Using what she learned overseas, Jane has initiated a number of Shine’s innovative and unique services, including KIDshine (formerly Child Crisis Team), the safe@home programme, and Shine’s hospital advocacy in partnership with Auckland District Health Board (several years before the Ministry of Health issued its Family Violence Intervention Guidelines for District Health Boards).

Previously, Jane worked as a Victim Advisor for Auckland District Court for one year and as a Probation Officer for thirteen years.

Board of Directors:

	Louise Binns	Board Chairperson, Family Law Barrister and business owner of Eurovillas & Tours.
	Hamish Macleod	Board Treasurer, Deputy Chairperson, Sales Director for SMX, a NZ software company with sites in India and Indonesia.
	Peter Wogan	Board Secretary, Marketing and Leadership Consultant.
	Paul Hargreaves	ONZM - Company Director, past President of the Institute of Directors, founder and retired Chief Executive of IT services company Datacom, Director of Radio New Zealand 1991 - 1996, Chief Executive of NIWA 1994 - 2002, Chairman and Director of Antarctica New Zealand 2001 - 2008.
	Tapu Misa	NZ Herald Columnist and member of the Broadcasting Standards Authority.
	Moana Herewini	Chairperson of Shine Māori Advisory Group. Iwi Ngati Maniapoto / Ngati Apakura / Ngati Kinohaku. Lecturer, School of Social Work & Community Practice, UNITEC. Māori Education Consultant, Counties Manukau.
	David Kenkel	Previous Board member of Safer Families Foundation. Lecturer, School of Social Work & Community Practice, UNITEC. Extensive background in domestic abuse related roles including child advocate, stopping violence programme facilitator, KIDshine Clinical Leader, Advisor for the Office of the Children's Commissioner, Advocacy Manager for Unicef.
	Kanta Lala	Real Estate Agent, Barfoot and Thompson. Previously various management and sales roles, and with Department of Social Welfare for ten years.
	Pamela Bonney	Currently a Consultant at Baldwin Boyle Group. Previously held senior management positions in Corporate Communications for Hewlett-Packard and Hill and Knowlton in NZ, the UK, and the USA.

Māori Advisory Roopu

	Moana Herewini	Chairperson of Shine Māori Advisory Group, also on Shine Board (above). Iwi Ngati Maniapoto / Ngati Apakura / Ngati Kinohaku. Lecturer, School of Social Work & Community Practice, UNITEC. Māori Education Consultant, Counties Manukau.
	Ngaio Kemp	Ngati Whatua o Orakei. Coordinator, Orakei Marae Social & Health Services Inc. Representative, Orakei Takiwaa, Te Runanga o Ngati Whatua. Member, Ngati Whatua o Orakei Trustboard Social & Health Needs. Ngati Whatua o Orakei Trustboard Whanau Ora Steering Group.
	Puaawai Rameka	Member, Ngati Whatua o Orakei Trustboard Social & Health Needs. Vice Chair, Orakei Marae Social & Health Service Inc.. Vice Chair, Ngati Whatua o Orakei Taumata, ADHB Māori Advisory Group. Member, Ngati Whatua o Orakei Eastcliffe Residential Board. Orakei Representative, Te Hononga O Tamaki Me Hoturoa PHO.
	Toko Nathan	Ngapuhi / Ngati Whatua / Tainui / Ngati Raukawa Area Advisor Maori, Rehabilitation and Reintegration Services, Taitokerau, Department of Corrections.
	Albert Robertson	Te Rarawa. Director and Facilitator for Kawei Ltd, delivering the Dynamics of Whanaungatanga (DOW), a kaupapa Māori training programme used in Men’s Stopping Violence, Tikanga Māori and Restorative Justice Programmes for the Ministries of Justice and Corrections. Previously a Director of Hei Taumata Ltd, a consultancy providing governance and management solutions for Māori organisations and founding member of Te Rarawa Ki Tamaki, the Auckland taurahere for Te Runanga O Te Rarawa.
	Carmen Hetaraka	Developed and delivered programmes for over 25 years throughout social service and criminal justice sectors, based on extensive knowledge of tikanga, including 'Te Wero me te Aranga' (a ground breaking cultural awareness education programme in Mental Health field), a youth alcohol and drugs programme, and a Hohourongo-based programme for incarcerated native Hawaiians. Currently team leader for Te Oho Ake (AOD Educator) and Te Maungarongo (Cultural Services) for Raukura Houora O Tainui.

Pictured from left to right, back row: Executive Director Jane Drumm, Roopu Secretary & Senior Management Delegate Holly Carrington, Kaiwhina Naomi Hopa-Wetere, Roopu Chairperson Moana Herewini, and Roopu members Ngaio Kemp and Puaawai Rameka.

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