My career objective is to secure a position in an organization where I can bring positive contributions as an effective team member to successfully achieve strategic outcomes within that organization. Moreover, to accomplish in building and maintaining sustainable mutual relations with all stakeholders for the overall success of the organization
Communication Skills - High level of oral and written skills I’m fluent in speaking and writing in Rarotongan Maori and knowledgeable in Te Reo and Tikanga Maori Confident in communicating and working among different ethnic groups to better understand and minimise risks from possible barriers to cultural differences
I have confidently guided, mentored and directed team members while ensuring targets, feedback and evaluations are met eg, community development research projects/ workshops Strong communication delivery through presentations, public gatherings and community radio outputs, research interviews and focus groups and assist across different forms of channels for better stakeholder management internal/external
Organisational Ability - Attention to detail, ability to analyse and critically think outside the box Improving and maintaining performance while aligning with commitment to the tasks at hand Effective in delegating and following up on tasks, facilitating the vision and values of an organisation to bring about positive changes I have people management skills ensuring commitment to key deliveries with related partners are reached with the ability to bring people together even in challenging or changing times
Numeracy - Fiduciary duties and responsibilities in money management personal/property/ mortgage/loan applications/proposals Small Business Management Accounting
PUBLICATIONS & OTHER RESEARCH OUTPUTS BOOK CHAPTERS: Papoutsaki, E. & Strickland, N. Pacific Islands Diaspora Media: Sustaining Island Identities Away from Home. Chapter in an edited volume on Asia Pacific Communication Research by AMIC: Singapore
*2024 Te Kahui o Wikitoria - Queen Victoria School Oral History Project *2020-The Role of Prefabrication on Social Housing Builds in Auckland 2014. *Recording the Narratives of Early Migrant Cook Islanders to NZ: Te Opu’anga o Te Reo o to Tatou Pa Metua ki NiuTireni
Walker, B. & Strickland,N. My Cook Islands Maori Language Alphabet Book
JOURNAL ARTICLES
Donaghey, S. Papoutsaki, E. Strickland, N. 2008. The Industrious Dutchies: Recording the Experiences of First-Generation Dutch Immigrants to New Zealand. Oral History in NZ, Journal of the National Oral History Association of NZ, vol. 20
Papoutsaki, E. & Strickland, N. 2008. Pacific Islands Diaspora Media: Conceptual and Methodological Considerations for a Pilot Study. Fijian Studies Journal, 6(1)
*Pacific Islands Diaspora Media Pilot Project - Role: Research Assistant. Project Funded by Unitec, NZ Research Office & supported by the Pacific Media Centre (AUT) Duration of project: January - May 2009