About me
Shelley Campbell is currently the CEO of Sir Peter Blake Trust and is responsible for implementing its leadership development and environmental programmes throughout the country. Prior to taking up her role in 2010, Shelley was overseeing the health business cases for the Minister of Health’s reforms in Auckland. She is a former Chief Executive of Waikato Primary Health that provided health services to 315,000 people across the central North Island.
Shelley is a member of Cancer Council NZ and Chaired the Minister’s National Bowel Cancer Screening Taskforce. She was a member of the New Zealand delegation to the World Health Assembly in 2008 and has examined health systems in Canada and the UK.
In 2007 Shelley was awarded a Sir Peter Blake emerging leader award and was the first person of Maori descent to ever win the award. She has four children and while working across NZ, lives in Te Awamutu.
Why am I doing the LIFEWISE Big Sleepout?
Part of being a Blake Leader is a commitment to addressing some of the hard social problems that Kiwis face. I’m keen to support LIFEWISE and their work to raise awareness about Homelessness during leadership week this year.
