Maggie Hunter
Maggie Hunter is a purpose-driven trainer, advisor, and coach who empowers individuals and teams to grow with clarity, confidence, and intention. With a strong foundation in leadership, coaching, and team development, she equips others to lead authentically, communicate effectively, and collaborate with impact. Maggie has partnered with major clients across diverse sectors, bringing strategic insight and a connector’s mindset to every engagement. Her holistic approach—rooted in wellness and personal growth—creates space for transformation that is both sustainable and meaningful. Whether mentoring emerging leaders, facilitating team breakthroughs, or designing impactful learning experiences, Maggie is committed to helping others unlock their potential and lead with purpose.
Maggie Hunter is also the Founder of HAUS OF RESTORATION in Papua New Guinea helping youths and those who are homeless and vulnerable. Haus Of Restoration is a place where we Encourage Equip Empower the people and give them a second chance in life to be the better version of themselves and fulfill their purpose in life.
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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).
I am a daughter of Lomaloma, Vanuabalavu, Lau in Fiji and a proud nau (mother) to my 18-year-old son, Tegumailagi. I describe myself as a social development practitioner with over 25 years of experience in the Pacific working with Pacific Governments and Civil Society Organizations. I have formal post graduate qualifications in sociology and governance from the region’s University of the South Pacific.
Fononga Vainga Mangisi‑Mafileo is a Pacificleadership expert and Senior Advisor on Ocean Governance with nearly 20 yearsof national and regional experience. She has been at the forefront of Tonga’socean governance reforms, including drafting the Tonga National Ocean Policy andguiding the passage of the Ocean Management Act 2025, which establishesenduring governance arrangements, statutory institutions, Marine SpatialPlanning, and mechanisms for sustainable financing. These reforms provide areplicable model for integrated governance and long‑term resource stewardship.
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