Maren Frerichs
Chief executive
Te Tumu Whakarae
maren.frerichs@temahiako.org.nz
Maren has a keen interest in the impact of sport and recreation on personal development, health and wellbeing.
While Maren has worn a number of hats in the health sector including research, government advisory and management roles, her passion is for the New Zealand outdoors and for grappling.
Maren has 15 years’ experience in martial arts and teaches women’s Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and self-defence in Wellington. When she is not on the mats, she is escaping the city to explore the wilderness with her husband Glenn and their little boy Leon.
Chief executive
Te Tumu Whakarae
maren.frerichs@temahiako.org.nz
Maren has a keen interest in the impact of sport and recreation on personal development, health and wellbeing.
While Maren has worn a number of hats in the health sector including research, government advisory and management roles, her passion is for the New Zealand outdoors and for grappling.
Maren has 15 years’ experience in martial arts and teaches women’s Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and self-defence in Wellington. When she is not on the mats, she is escaping the city to explore the wilderness with her husband Glenn and their little boy Leon.
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Bridie Bright
Learning designer
Kaihoahoa: Rauemi -
Edwin Paul
Quality assurance manager
Pou: Urupare Kounga -
Emma Lindsay
Quality advisor
Kaitohu: Kounga -
Faye Barrand
Assessor and facilitator manager
Kaiārahi: Kaiaromatawai, Kaitakawaenga -
Jacinta Handscomb
Education co-ordinator
Kairuruku: Mātauranga04 385 7024
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Lee Hodson
Education administrator
Kairuruku: Mātauranga -
Michelle Allwright
Education development and delivery manager
Pou: Whakawhanake Mātauranga -
Monique Freshwater
Assessor and facilitator trainer
Kaiwhakarite: Kaiaromatawai, Kaitakawaenga021 194 1220
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Nicole Boyd
Programme developer
Kaiwhakawhanake: Rauemi
