Talita Ola He ‘Ofa Tu’ipulotu-Kefu
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.
She brings significant experience in designing and implementing communication strategies and products, with a particular focus on relationship management and stakeholder engagement to foster collaboration and shared understanding.
Talita is also the co-founder of Ke Tau Talanoa, a locally produced podcast dedicated to amplifying the voices of young leaders in Tonga. The platform promotes open dialogue, knowledge exchange, and collective learning. Originally from Tonga, Talita is married to Siaosi Lolomana’ia Kefu, and together they have one son, Laufilitonga Kefu.
Area of Expertise: Strategic Communications, Event Management and Public Communication.
Favorite Quote:
‘Relationship is the foundation of community.’
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