We advise with great sadness that Nicki Wrighton, Oxfam Board Member and Board Chair, passed away on March 30, 2014.
Nicki Wrighton
We advise with great sadness that Nicki passed away on March 30, 2014. We honour Nicki’s energy, passion and commitment to Oxfam and to making the world a better place. We express our deep sorrow and condolences to Nicki’s family and her many friends and colleagues. We will miss you Nicki.
Nicki was a self-employed development consultant, and one of the Coordinators of the Canada Fund Programme in Samoa, Tonga, Kiribati and Fiji. Nicki previously worked for NZAID as a Training and Education Advisor before taking on management of their Fiji and Tuvalu programmes from the New Zealand High Commission, Suva (2002–2005). She was also the Government of Tuvalu representative on the Tuvalu Trust Fund Advisory Committee.
When Nicki first joined our Board, she said, “It’s great to be involved with Oxfam. I’ve spent a lot of my working life in and around the Pacific, and I’ve seen first hand the positive changes they are making. Oxfam’s strong commitment to working alongside their overseas partners, together with their quality systems and efficient programmes, means that our supporters’ dollars really do make a difference”
– See more at: https://www.oxfam.org.nz/about-us/who-we-are/oxfam-board-of-trustees#sthash.EpY9pR9R.dpuf
Nicki Wrighton
We advise with great sadness that Nicki passed away on March 30, 2014. We honour Nicki’s energy, passion and commitment to Oxfam and to making the world a better place. We express our deep sorrow and condolences to Nicki’s family and her many friends and colleagues. We will miss you Nicki.
Nicki was a self-employed development consultant, and one of the Coordinators of the Canada Fund Programme in Samoa, Tonga, Kiribati and Fiji. Nicki previously worked for NZAID as a Training and Education Advisor before taking on management of their Fiji and Tuvalu programmes from the New Zealand High Commission, Suva (2002–2005). She was also the Government of Tuvalu representative on the Tuvalu Trust Fund Advisory Committee.
When Nicki first joined our Board, she said, “It’s great to be involved with Oxfam. I’ve spent a lot of my working life in and around the Pacific, and I’ve seen first hand the positive changes they are making. Oxfam’s strong commitment to working alongside their overseas partners, together with their quality systems and efficient programmes, means that our supporters’ dollars really do make a difference”
– See more at: https://www.oxfam.org.nz/about-us/who-we-are/oxfam-board-of-trustees#sthash.EpY9pR9R.dpuf
Nicki Wrighton
We advise with great sadness that Nicki passed away on March 30, 2014. We honour Nicki’s energy, passion and commitment to Oxfam and to making the world a better place. We express our deep sorrow and condolences to Nicki’s family and her many friends and colleagues. We will miss you Nicki.
Nicki was a self-employed development consultant, and one of the Coordinators of the Canada Fund Programme in Samoa, Tonga, Kiribati and Fiji. Nicki previously worked for NZAID as a Training and Education Advisor before taking on management of their Fiji and Tuvalu programmes from the New Zealand High Commission, Suva (2002–2005). She was also the Government of Tuvalu representative on the Tuvalu Trust Fund Advisory Committee.
When Nicki first joined our Board, she said, “It’s great to be involved with Oxfam. I’ve spent a lot of my working life in and around the Pacific, and I’ve seen first hand the positive changes they are making. Oxfam’s strong commitment to working alongside their overseas partners, together with their quality systems and efficient programmes, means that our supporters’ dollars really do make a difference”
– See more at: https://www.oxfam.org.nz/about-us/who-we-are/oxfam-board-of-trustees#sthash.EpY9pR9R.dpuf
We advise with great sadness that Nicki Wrighton, who served for many years on Oxfam’s Board of Trustees and was most recently our Board Chair, passed away on March 30, 2014.
We honour Nicki’s energy, passion and commitment to Oxfam and to making the world a better place. We express our deep sorrow and condolences to Nicki’s family and her many friends and colleagues. We will miss you Nicki.
Nicki was a self-employed development consultant, and one of the Coordinators of the Canada Fund Programme in Samoa, Tonga, Kiribati and Fiji. Nicki previously worked for NZAID as a Training and Education Advisor before taking on management of their Fiji and Tuvalu programmes from the New Zealand High Commission, Suva (2002–2005). She was also the Government of Tuvalu representative on the Tuvalu Trust Fund Advisory Committee.
When Nicki first joined our Board, she said, “It’s great to be involved with Oxfam. I’ve spent a lot of my working life in and around the Pacific, and I’ve seen first hand the positive changes they are making. Oxfam’s strong commitment to working alongside their overseas partners, together with their quality systems and efficient programmes, means that our supporters’ dollars really do make a difference.”
