Dr. Jeremy Mayall
CEO
Our CEO Dr. Jeremy Mayall is an advocate for arts, culture and creativity and the role that they play as an essential part of community wellbeing.
Our greatest
asset is
our team
Our creative dream team is made up of super humans, each bringing a unique set of skills, ideas and expertise to the table.
Adrienne Clothier
Funding and Finance
The go-to for numbers, when Adrienne’s not keeping books she’s helping artists tackle budgets and navigate all things funding.
Alexis Holmes
Operations Manager
A problem solver who keeps the cogs turning in the most efficient and future proof ways, Alexis is the brain behind creating systems, and all the internal workings of the organisation.
Paula Jacobsen
Communications and Marketing Specialist
Helping to create and share content and stories across the digital and media stratosphere, Paula’s got comms and marketing down pat.
Evelyn Coulson
Creative Facilitator
Facilitating all the creativity! Evelyn is your first port of call into Creative Waikato, connecting you with the resources or humans you may need for your creative endeavours.
Dr. Aimee Anderson-O’Connor
Strategy, Research, Creative Development
An enthusiastic and passionate supporter, Aimee is a big believer-inner, ready to walk alongside you, and support your creative work.
Claudia Latisnere
Creative Development
Assisting the community in any way she can, Claudia is all about community arts and digging to the heart of creative people and projects.
Kereama Clarke
Kaiwhakahaere i nga Mahi Toi / Regional Māori Arts Developer
He uri tēnei ō Ngāti Hauā, Ngāti Koroki Kahukura, Ngāti Maahanga, Ngāti Hine, Ngāti Naho Ngāti Hāina hoki. Nōreira, mauriora ki ā tātou katoa.
Leafa Wilson
Community Activator
A creative force, whipping up art hurricanes and overseeing our multi-community artist in residence pilot, Whiria te Tāngata.
Nick Clothier
Education and Creative Development
Nick marries together his background in education and the strength-based practice of social work to develop teaching capacities in the arts for kaiako in the Waikato region.
