Speakers

John will be interviewed by Mike Campbell

Intelligence offers many benefits when it comes to leadership and governance, but there is a particular type of intelligence that great leaders have – emotional intelligence (EI). Join us to learn what EI is, how emotions work and explore the EI Model that makes a difference in leadership.“   

Camelia Petrus, PGDip I/O Psychology, Head of Business Development at Lynch & Associates Limited Chartered Accountants, is a GENOS and OPRA Psychology Group Accredited Emotional Intelligence in Leadership and Workplace Behavior assessor and EI development trainer.

Camelia facilitates EI assessment and training in areas of Leadership, Employee Engagement, Sales Performance, Customer Service and Productivity.

The EI assessments Camelia uses are Genos Emotional Intelligence Inventory, a behaviour-based measurement model.

Tracey Barnett has been a contributing commentator and columnist for The New Zealand Herald, The Sunday Star Times, TV3, TVNZ, NewsTalkZB, The Listener, bFM and Radio Live, among others. 
She is the author of The Quiet War on Asylum, an introduction to asylum issues in New Zealand and the region. She is the creator of WagePeaceNZ, an initiative to keep Kiwis informed about refugee issues, as well as #Welcome 500Now, an advocacy campaign to increase New Zealand’s refugee quota that won the support of four former prime ministers.  
She is passionate about women’s issues, chocolate and Donald-Trump-loathing, or as she calls him, ‘The Man Who Cannot Be Named Without Swearing’.
She is the winner of the 2017 Loxley Peace Prize. Her work has been published in seven countries.