INDEPENDENT NEWS

Mother & Daughter to Stand for Henderson-Massey Local Board

Published: Tue 13 Aug 2013 11:28 AM
13th August 2013
Mother-Daughter Team TICK TWO CHALMERS Announced to Stand for Henderson-Massey Local Board
Mother-Daughter team Jesse and Elizabeth Chalmers have announced they will stand for election to the Henderson-Massey local board as TICK TWO CHALMERS.
Jesse and Elizabeth Chalmers are local business owners with strong links to the Henderson-Massey community and who are passionate about making a positive difference in this area. This mother-daughter team bring varied and valuable experience gained as business owners and through a history of working for their local communities and in local government.
Born and raised in West Auckland Jesse Chalmers since 2001 has worked as Director of TONZU, the Chalmers family food manufacturing company. TONZU HQ is based in Henderson, employing local people and distributing their products nationwide. Jesse has maintained her role at TONZU since she was elected to the Waitemata Local Board from 2010-2013. Jesse has now moved back to West Auckland and would like to represent her home in this council role.
Elizabeth is a Director of TONZU and has lived in West Auckland for 45 years. Elizabeth manages the Ranui Community House, where she has created the Teatree Cafe and the weekly Ranui Twilight Market. Elizabeth enjoys encouraging local economic, social and cultural development in these community-focussed roles.
This dynamic and dedicated team are running for the Henderson-Massey local board and ask you to TICK TWO CHALMERS in 2013. In return Jesse and Elizabeth pledge their impressive commitment and capabilities to building a safer, more vibrant, more prosperous and increasingly sustainable community out West.
Please visit http://www.chalmers.org.nz/ for more information and a complete campaign overview.
ENDS

Next in New Zealand politics

Maori Authority Warns Government On Fast Track Legislation
By: National Maori Authority
Comprehensive Partnership The Goal For NZ And The Philippines
By: New Zealand Government
Canterbury Spotted Skink In Serious Trouble
By: Department of Conservation
Oranga Tamariki Cuts Commit Tamariki To State Abuse
By: Te Pati Maori
Inflation Data Shows Need For A Plan On Climate And Population
By: New Zealand Council of Trade Unions
Annual Inflation At 4.0 Percent
By: Statistics New Zealand
View as: DESKTOP | MOBILE © Scoop Media