Evangelos Siatiras

Kaitātari | Analyst

Evangelos is a motivated young professional with a strong interest in politics and public policy. He is committed to advocating for clients and making complex policy issues more accessible to the people they impact.

Currently completing a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor of Commerce at the University of Auckland, Evangelos also works as a Legal Research Assistant in Torts law. Last year, he served as Co-President of the Public Policy Club, the only non partisan politics club at the University of Auckland.

Over the years, Evangelos has sat on several boards and advisory groups, including the New Zealand Law Students’ Journal, the New Zealand Law Students’ Association, and student advisory groups at the University of Auckland.

Evangelos has consistently built his skills in government relations and advocacy. As the first Budget Intern in Tauawhi, the Awhi Lobbying Internship Programme, he analysed the New Zealand Government Budget 2025 and identified key implications for clients.

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Te Arawa, Ngāti Whakaue, Ngāti Pikiao

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Kaitūhono Matua | Senior Consultant

Ngāpuhi

Mikayla is a driven professional with an extensive background in public policy and politics. Her expertise aligns with a dedication to fostering positive change.

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Asau, Falealupo, Sagone (Savai'i, Samoa), Faleasi'u, Satalo (Upolu, Samoa)

Justis is a seasoned strategic communications leader with over a decade of experience across diverse sectors.

Amy Usherwood

Kaitātari | Analyst

Amy is a passionate advocate for meaningful engagement with politics and policy.

Isabella (Bella) Drummond

Taura Awhi | Awhi Intern

Ngāti Maniapoto

Bella is committed to advancing justice and equity through public policy.

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