CLM and Recreation Aotearoa extend Partnership

CLM is proud to continue its national partnership with Recreation Aotearoa building on a strong legacy between both organisations. The new partnership will see Recreation Aotearoa support CLM in areas of Cultural Capability, Advocacy and Accessibility. 

Our ongoing partnership goes further with Kirsty Knowles sitting on the Recreation Aotearoa Board, Jason Husband Co-Chairing the Generate network and holding the role of Aspiring Director on the Recreation Aotearoa Board, and Tom Mann Chairing the Northern regional Committee.  

CLM CE, Craig Carter commented on the ongoing Partnership saying “We are passionate about our industry, and we want to make a positive impact through continuing the work we do with Recreation Aotearoa”

Recreation Aotearoa CE, Sarah Murray says “CLM has been a longstanding supporter of Recreation Aotearoa and we’re thrilled to renew our partnership. We commend and thank Craig and the team for their ongoing support and look forward to continuing to work together to support and strengthen New Zealand’s recreation industry”.

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