Kowiana Association of New Zealand

Michael Park is an esteemed leader in both the Korean community of New Zealand and the wider New Zealand community. He is passionate about building significant connections between his mother country and his second home, and has strived to do so through his wide involvement in the community and various business positions since immigrating to New Zealand in 1972.

I was born in New Zealand and have been conducting research on issues relating to tourism and regional economic development for over 15 years. I completed my MA in Geography at Auckland University in 1985 and my thesis focused on the economic impact of tourism in the Cook Islands.

Hayden has been employed at the New Zealand National Commission for UNESCO since 2003. The New Zealand National Commission for UNESCO manages and provides advice to the New Zealand government on UNESCO matters, while acting as the connection between UNESCO and individuals and organisations within New Zealand. Within the Secretariat of the National Commission, Hayden has responsibility for managing the relationship between New Zealand and UNESCO in the areas of Education, Youth and Human Rights.

Mr Ken Oh is the founder of Kenton Chambers Lawyers, in the heart of the CBD in Auckland. Specialising in investment, finance and immigration law, Ken works with dedication to assist his clients to further their business needs in New Zealand.