MARCUS AKUHATA-BROWN

Marcus Akuhata-Brown is a qualified teacher and gifted communicator -
he's an emerging leader and inspiring speaker with a powerful message!
Marcus gives a powerful message and creative delivery style –
Marcus gives a powerful message and creative delivery style –
he tells of how glass lids of low expectation and achievement
were lifted off his life and how, through positive encouragement,
intuitive goal setting as well as having the courage to break out
of comfort zones, led to a life of excitement, adventure and purpose
Marcus motivates and inspires people to hit higher levels of
performance and they leave his presentations with a fresh
perspective on life. He’s a gifted communicator and has
travelled the world extensively – he’s done everything from
meeting the Queen and dining with members of the Royal family to
working with the poor and marginalised in countries around the world.
Marcus grew up on the East Coast – he’s a qualified teacher
and has led a number of innovative alternative education programmes
addressing the learning needs of youth at risk and young offenders.
Over the past 7 years Marcus has travelled all over the world
Over the past 7 years Marcus has travelled all over the world
as both a national and international representative. He founded
a global consultancy in 2000 and is currently involved in
a number of education and training initiatives. He is also previous
director on the international board of CIVICUS and member
of the Commonwealth Youth Caucus.
From Speaker Link.
My thoughts:
Marcus's story was easy to relate to. It was refreshing and inspiring
to all who listened. Whakapapa in māoridom is strong. In order to
understand the present you must always look to your past. Marcus
helps you to see that making positive connections with your students
is important and giving back in a supporting way can change a
persons journey in life.
Think about how we can Start Raising Glass lids!!!
It's easy enough just to listen to the stories of the
students we work with.
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