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Regional Ambassadors

Your Local HRNZ Connection

What are Regional Ambassadors? 

Regional Ambassadors are HRNZ members who serve as local leaders in areas where Regional Network events are not offered. These individuals bridge the gap by creating networking opportunities and fostering professional connections in their communities. 

What Regional Ambassadors do 

  • Connect members locally through events such as Café Connects
  • Welcome new members and promote HRNZ services
  • Support knowledge sharing between HR practitioners 

Become a Regional Ambassador   Browse events in your Region

Become a Regional Ambassador

Ready to bring HR networking to your area? If your region lacks Regional Network activity, becoming a Regional Ambassador could be the perfect opportunity. 

To represent your area as Regional Ambassador, please apply below. 

For any questions, email [email protected]

 

Regional Ambassador Guidebook

Regional Ambassador Application Form

Regional Networks vs Regional Ambassadors

Regional Networks are formal committee-led groups that operate in established areas with sufficient member density. These committees plan structured events, partner with local organisations, and support Student Ambassadors. 

Regional Ambassadors are individual members who provide leadership and connection opportunities in areas where Regional Network events aren't being offered. They focus on building relationships, hosting smaller gatherings, and ensuring members in these areas stay connected to the broader HRNZ community. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Have another question about Regional Ambassadors?

If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact Louise Joe, our Network Engagement Lead at [email protected]

 

Other HRNZ Networks

Regional Networks   Special Interest Networks