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Trevor Simpson
Pharmac
Chief advisor, Māori
- Appointed October 2020.
- Previously with the Health Promotion Forum for nine years, previous experience in Te Tiriti o Waitangi settlement process, Māori social development, and special youth projects.
- Earlier an elected member of the global executive board of the International Union for Health Promotion and Education, co-chair of the International Network for Indigenous Health Promotion Practitioners, and a national White Ribbon ambassador.
- Of Tuhoe and Ngāti Awa descent.
Career
Community and Public Health Canterbury DHBMaori Health Promoter
Feb 2006
- Apr 2010
Health Promotion Forum of New Zealand
Senior Health Promotion Strategist
Apr 2010
- Apr 2012
Health Promotion Forum of New Zealand
Deputy Executive Director
Apr 2012
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