Nourish Talent HR & People Strategy
Nourish Talent ensures people and organisations grow the capability, confidence, and culture they need to thrive in a changing world.
Through practical, human-centred programmes, building the skills that make work better — leadership, learning, belonging, and future-readiness.
Helping People Thrive
Nourish Talent is where I help people and organisations grow — through strategic HR support, recruitment expertise, leadership development, and practical learning design. I work with teams to strengthen capability, culture, and confidence, especially during times of change.
My approach is grounded, human-centred, and guided by the D.A.R.E. framework: a simple way of creating workplaces where people feel connected, supported, and able to do their best work.
Core Programmes
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AdrenaLearn™– Learning That Sticks
A seven-stage framework for designing learning experiences that create real behaviour change. Practical, engaging, and built for busy teams who need capability that lasts.
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AI Made Human™ – Teachability for the Future of Work
A people-first introduction to AI, ChatGPT, and digital thinking. This programme builds confidence, curiosity, and safe, ethical use of AI across workplaces and communities.
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Hello Kiwi™ – Building Belonging
A warm, practical programme supporting newcomers, teams, and communities to connect, communicate, and feel at home in Aotearoa. Designed to reduce friction and increase cultural confidence.
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Leadership With Heart
Workshops and conversations that grow grounded, courageous leaders. Learning is life -long. Focused on clarity, communication, decision-making, and the real human skills behind strong governance and team culture. Contact Lisa now to chat about your aims objectives. What is it that you want to do?
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Why It Works
Adrenalearn programmes blend strategy, behavioural insight, facilitation, and real-world experience. They’re designed to be relatable, doable, and genuinely useful — so people walk away changed, not just informed.
