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Charlotte Tremewan
Brand and Marketing Director at TMNZ | FinTech | 100% invested for good
Charlotte Tremewan is a seasoned professional with 15 years of experience in brand management, marketing strategy, communications, media, sponsorships, campaign management, and digital marketing.
She is currently the Brand & Marketing Director at Tax Management NZ, contributing to creating a better tax environment for Aotearoa and investing in the community and environment.
Charlotte holds a Graduate Diploma of Commerce in Business and Marketing as well as a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Criminology from Victoria University of Wellington.
Prior to her current role, she served as the Senior Marketing and Communications Manager, Marketing Manager - Strategy & Investments, and Marketing Executive at PwC New Zealand.
She also has experience as a Marketing Executive at PwC UK and as an Employer Brand Adviser at ACC New Zealand.
Highlights
Career highlight alert 🚨 : Last night I had a privilege of hearing from creator, change maker and ceiling breaker, Kate Sylvester as part of Mindful Fashion New Zealand's patrons programme. Sitting in the heart of Kate’s workroom, she shared more about her 30 year career journey, building one of NZ’s most successful fashion businesses and what’s next for her and the fashion industry in NZ.
These are some of my takeaways: 💡 It takes a unique blend of creativity, business acumen and hard yakka to be successful through three decades in business, especially when you are forced to endure 2 economic downturns. 💡It also takes courage and great products to break into new markets, like Australia and the US, but Kate has shown that Kiwis can do it! 💡AND it takes courage to stop at the top (when your business is doing well) but Kate will continue leading with purpose in her role as Co-founder of Mindful Fashion. 💡Much more needs to be done for the fashion industry to have a sustainable future in New Zealand. 💡The Threads of Tomorrow report produced by EY NZ and Mindful Fashion shows the fashion industry contributed $7.8b to the economy in 2023 and 1.9% of GDP – that’s more than building construction and supermarkets for example. Plus, 76K workers are employed in the industry with 78% being female. 💡Industry networking and collaboration is key to survival, sure there’s competition there, but if we’re to see a future for the industry then we need to harness the collective power and unite for a common good.
So, thank you Kate, for being my ultimate career inspiration, as a business leader who brings creativity and purpose into your every day.
It’s awesome to know that our business TMNZ has helped Kate’s business along the way, and Whakatupu Aotearoa Foundation has supported Mindful Fashion from the early days too 🖱 https://lnkd.in/gHBVSyTA And if you want to get involved with Mindful Fashion 🖱 https://lnkd.in/gZjRGsAk Jacinta FitzGerald
Thank you Papatūānuku Kōkiri Marae for your amazing manaakitanga this month. As part of the volunteering team at TMNZ and Whakatupu Aotearoa Foundation I felt very privileged to be welcomed onto your beautiful marae.
We loved hearing more about your incredible initiatives to help people and the environment, including the Kai Ika project, Fertiliser Factory, selling organic produce at the Grey Lynn Farmers Market and your awesome cafe feeding the local community delicious and nutritious kai! See more of the mahi, here: https://pkm.org.nz/
It was great to lend a hand weeding, planting, shovelling mulch and preparing kai for the Matariki celebrations – and to see our TMNZ purpose and values in action. #investedinAotearoa
