Transforming Pacific Leadership for Generations to Come
Raising Leaders who will Inspire, Empower and Impact our Blue Pacific. We are building a movement of values based leaders grounded in the Pacific Way and committed to serving our people with excellence.
Our LLS Partners
Building Leadership Pathways that Strengthen Our Pacific Future
Our Mission
To empower Pacific people to reach their full potential as leaders through values based training, coaching, mentorship and collaboration. We nurture leaders to serve with integrity, wisdom and purpose to strengthen the wellbeing of families, communities and nations across the Blue Pacific.
Our Vision
To transform the leadership landscape in the Pacific and build a legacy that will empower, inspire and impact generations. Our vision is for a region shaped by ethical, authentic and resilient leaders who uplift others, steward their influence responsibly and carry forward the Pacific Way with courage and purpose.
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Why Partner with Us?
Strong leadership is the foundation for a resilient and thriving Pacific. Your support helps us grow leaders who serve with integrity, wisdom and purpose.
Every programme we run strengthens families, communities and institutions through values based leadership grounded in culture, faith and the Pacific Way.
When you partner with PLLFI, you invest in a movement that equips leaders to create lasting change across our region, now and for generations to come.
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Together We Are Growing Leaders Who Shape the Future of the Pacific
PLLFI is building a values based leadership culture rooted in the Pacific Way. Through our programmes, symposiums and mentorship networks, we equip leaders with the skills, character traits, and support they need to empower individuals, uplift families, strengthen communities and institutions that help build a resilient future for our region.
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Meet Our Dedicated Board Behind the Mission
Katrina Ma'u Fatiaki
Katrina Ma'u Fatiaki is a Leadership and Human Rights Specialist with more than 20 years of experience serving in regional organisations, civil society and government. She was appointed in 2025 as a Public Service Commissioner under the Tonga Public Service Act 2002, mandated to oversee recruitment, appointments, promotions, discipline, and performance management across 16 Ministries and 4 agencies.
Romulo Nayacalevu
A Pacific human rights and governance specialist with over 20 years’ experience serving across regional organizations, the United Nations system, and civil society. Currently managing my own consultancy firm providing services in the areas of human rights, diplomacy, governance and Pasifika leadership values etc. Previously held senior leadership roles with the Melanesian Spearhead Group Secretariat as Program Manager for Governance and Legal Affairs, and with the Pacific Community (SPC), including as Senior Human Rights Adviser and Senior Trainer with the Regional Rights Resource Team (RRRT).
Lanieta Rauqeuqe
Lanieta Rauqeuqe is a public sector policy and leadership practitioner. Building on her professional experience at the local, regional and multilateral level, Lani co-founded Sautu Solutions, a consultancy firm that delivers analytical, advisory and research services on macroeconomic policy and financial sector development issues. Lani also serves on a fintech and public sector boards in Fiji, bringing her global and local experience to drive impactful leadership and development. She has a keen interest in helping people and organizations embody leadership in their person (language use, emotions and body) and cultures with a view to protecting and promoting the welfare of our people and communities.
Tiani Tohi
Tiani Tohi is passionate about training and grooming positive and influential leaders in children and youth thus building stronger families. Tiani was instrumental in organizing the Tonga 2023 Legacy Leadership Symposium and the Kingdom's first Family Conference in Oct 2024. She currently serves as CEF Chairman Children Evangelism Fellowship (Tonga) and Board Member of Aglow International Tonga.
Caroline Kavaefiafi
Kalolaine Kavaefiafi is a committed development practitioner from Lapaha, Tonga, with extensive experience in community-based initiatives and environmental stewardship. As a proud Tongan national, she combines deep cultural knowledge with technical expertise, ensuring that projects are both locally grounded and aligned with broader development priorities.
Alisi Panuve
Alisi hails from Fiji and is married to James Panuve from Tonga, where they currently live. They have three adult children and three grandchildren. Alisi was instrumental in organizing the Tonga 2023 LLS Legacy Leadership Symposium and the Kingdom’s first Family Conference in October 2024.
How Leadership Comes to Life Across the Pacific
Real Stories from Real People Making Change Happen
Stand with Us and Build Pacific Leadership
Change grows when people stand together. With your support, we can equip emerging and established leaders with the values, tools and networks they need to build stronger communities, resilient institutions and a thriving Pacific future grounded in purpose and integrity.
