What does the future of public service in Aotearoa look like by 2032? In this compelling discussion, senior leaders from the Electoral Commission, Public Trust, and ACC share their visions for a more innovative, inclusive, and AI-enabled government. From strengthening iwi partnerships to redesigning citizen experiences, this session explores how leadership and digital transformation will shape the next decade of public value.
Featuring:
- Karl Le Quesne, Chief Electoral Officer, Electoral Commission
- Glenys Talivai, Chief Executive Officer, Public Trust
- Megan Main, CEO, ACC NZ
- Facilitator: Jo Healey, VP, Customer, Fujitsu
Discussion Highlights:
- Mapping the digital transformation trajectory toward 2032
- Driving innovation and productivity across the public sector
- Building stronger partnerships with iwi in Aotearoa’s digital journey
- Preparing for the impact of AI on service delivery
- Evolving citizen-centric experiences that strengthen trust and connection
Summary:
Through shared insights and forward-thinking dialogue, this session envisions what a resilient, inclusive, and future-ready public service could look like — one that’s built on collaboration, innovation, and trust.
Looking ahead? Discover what’s next at Government Innovation Week New Zealand 2026 – the agenda for 12 May 2026 is now live.
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