Sala Tuinabua
Sala Tuinabua, a Leadership & Management Specialist, empowers emerging leaders, guides seasoned professionals, and champions intentional leadership in the marketplace.
She is passionate about equipping and training leaders to reach their full potential. Author of Jewels in the Crown. Sala is from Fiji and has lived in the USA, Fiji and currently resides in Auckland, NZ.
Area of Expertise: Leadership in Marketplace, Faith Based, Women and Family
Favorite Quotes:
“A leader is one who knows the way, goes the way, and shows the way.”
People do not care how much you know until they know how much you care.” — John Maxwell
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Lynn Rolston is a DISC Human Behavior Consultant and Communication & Leadership Coach who helps people feel seen, heard, and valued—at work and in life. She equips leaders, teams, and women in business with the tools to communicate with clarity, reduce conflict, and lean into their natural strengths with confidence.
Talita Kefu is a seasoned Media and Communications professional with expertise in development and strategic communications. Drawing on her background in broadcast journalism, she has cultivated a deep commitment to preserving the Tongan language and has undertaken extensive translation projects for a wide range of stakeholders.
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