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State of the Nation – Emma Jarvis
Emma Jarvis, CEO of Palmerston, did an interesting presentation at our State of the Nation event earlier this month where she shared what it means to be an ELGP Community Partner.
Some of the things Emma covered were:
- Why Palmerston are involved in the program
- Outcomes that have been achieved because of the improved diversity on the Board
- What Emma, as a CEO, most enjoy and find rewarding about being a community partner
- Benefit the program provides to the broader community
Watch the full presentation here:
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