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Marketing Manager at Engineering New Zealand

Can you help keep the wonder alive? Before I started working for Engineering New Zealand I didn’t really appreciate or understand the work of engineers and the essential role they play in our daily lives. So maybe you don’t either? Stop for a minute and think about your interactions today - your commute, your office, your house, your technology, yours or your loved one’s medical care, your hobbies…the list goes on. None of this would exist without engineering. Engineering truly is everywhere, and we all need engineers. So you’ll no doubt understand how important it is to keep the pipeline of engineers strong. At Engineering New Zealand Te Ao Rangahau we run a successful free STEM programme at primary schools, inspiring kids into STEM education. And this programme, the Wonder Project, really works! And it also gets more girls and Māori and Pacific Peoples excited about STEM, yay 🙌 But unfortunately, we're short of funding for 2025 to continue to deliver this impactful programme to schools in Aoteraoa 💔😔 We’ve had some incredible organisations step up to support our mission since we lost our government funding in 2023. But we still need to raise $100,000+ to keep the wonder alive next year. Think you might be able to help? Here’s a few ideas how: 💙 Donate: Make a personal or organisational donation to our fundraising campaign. Every dollar counts.  Donate now  >> https://lnkd.in/gWPEdmwF 💙 Partner: Packages start at just $5k and go a long way to supporting Kiwi kids with STEM. View partnership options  >> https://lnkd.in/gRdGvq7h 💙 Share: Times are tough for everyone, so if financial support isn’t for you, help us spread the word as far and wide as you can.  Download shareable assets  >> https://lnkd.in/ggGUNQYD Any support you can provide, big or small is really appreciated. Let’s keep the wonder alive, together.

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