2021 Olympic Bronze medalist, David Nyika is a New Zealand professional boxer. As an amateur, he won a gold medal at both the 2014 and 2018 Commonwealth Games as well as competing at the 2017 and 2019 World Boxing Championships.

“Health and medicine has been a huge part of my life and upbringing. My mother (physiotherapist) and father (pharmacist) share a combined 60+ years of experience in the industry.

Through my sport I have been fortunate to learn and work with some of the world’s best medical professionals (HPSNZ).

My fiancé (25) was recently treated for a stage 3 Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma. This has sparked an intense feeling of responsibility to help make New Zealand Healthy.

I am grateful and excited to be amongst the team that will make a difference.”

Simon Gault is a New Zealand chef, restaurateur, author and television presenter, best known for his five seasons as a MasterChef New Zealand judge. His mission is simple: to get Kiwis cooking again.

His own experience with type 2 diabetes sparked a deeper interest in the relationship between food, lifestyle and health. Through the documentaries Why Are We Fat? and How We Eat, Simon explored how we eat and the impact on our health. He also developed Four Wheels of Health and now continues his work in health education through the Simon Gault Health platform.

Simon brings a chef’s practical perspective, helping people build the skills and confidence to cook from scratch, use whole foods and make healthier choices that fit everyday life. He believes getting more New Zealanders back into the kitchen starts with showing them that cooking can be simple, affordable and full of flavour. Eating well should never mean giving up the pleasure of good food.

Keven Mealamu is one of New Zealand rugby’s most respected and accomplished modern-era players. A powerful, skilful and inspirational hooker, Keven enjoyed an illustrious 15-year career at the highest level, representing Auckland, the Blues, the Chiefs and the All Blacks.

Making his provincial debut for Auckland in 1999, Keven established himself as a cornerstone of New Zealand rugby before making his All-Blacks debut against Wales in 2002. Over an exceptional international career, he earned 132 Test caps, placing him among the most-capped All Blacks in history.

Keven was a key member of the All Blacks’ victorious 2011 Rugby World Cup campaign, playing in six matches and captaining New Zealand against Japan. He was also part of the squad that successfully defended the title at the 2015 Rugby World Cup, making him a two-time Rugby World Cup winner. He captained the All Blacks during the 2008 Grand Slam tour and reached the remarkable milestone of 100 Test caps in 2012.

In recognition of his outstanding contribution to rugby, Keven was appointed a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit (MNZM) in 2016.

Geoff is a ‘fellow’ chartered accountant, multi-platinum selling recording artist, accomplished tenor, co-creator and founding member of the world’s first opera band and mixed classical crossover group, Amici Forever.

Geoff is global CEO of London based entertainment company, Incognito Artists, inspirational keynote speaker, MC of events, patriotic Kiwi, keen sportsman, happy husband and father to two beautiful girls.

He has released seven albums, two of which have gone to No. 1, and two to No.2; he’s had a No.1 DVD, has enjoyed huge chart and tour success in the USA, UK, Australia, NZ and worldwide. Geoff has performed by request of Queen Elizabeth II at the Royal Albert Hall, for King Charles at Windsor Castle, for Prince Albert of Monaco at the Prince’s Palace, for Nelson Mandela, and for many other distinguished public figures.

From performing for royalty and international audiences to celebrating his New Zealand roots, Geoff has enjoyed an extraordinary career in music.

As an accomplished tenor, multi-platinum recording artist and founding member of Amici Forever, Geoff has performed on some of the world’s most prestigious stages.

One performance particularly close to home is his rendition of the New Zealand National Anthem, God Defend New Zealand.