Meet the lions
Lion’s Share attracts passionate people who are serious about having an impact. Our mission is to help NZ businesses sell ideas and things that matter. The sweet spot for us is when we’re solving a meaningful problem for a client who has a strong sense of purpose. We especially love it when more sales = greater social impact.
Stephen Pearson
Fan of New Zealand contemporary art. Loves movies, music, books, food, travel, skiing or hanging out anywhere there's snow.
Spiritual home = Queenstown.
Fan of New Zealand contemporary art. Loves movies, music, books, food, travel, skiing or hanging out anywhere there's snow.
Spiritual home = Queenstown.
Anna Calvert
Fan of food, wine and platters with friends. Loves to shop, dine out, travel and walking adventures.
Spiritual home = anywhere on a horse.
Fan of food, wine and platters with friends. Loves to shop, dine out, travel and walking adventures.
Spiritual home = anywhere on a horse.
Karen Pearson
Fan of great architecture. Loves summer barbecues with good friends.
Spiritual home = the Hauraki Gulf.
Fan of great architecture. Loves summer barbecues with good friends.
Spiritual home = the Hauraki Gulf.
Ellen Williams
Fan of character-driven literature. Loves good food, red wine and doing things that make me nervous.
Spiritual home = the bottom of the ocean (with scuba tank).
Fan of character-driven literature. Loves good food, red wine and doing things that make me nervous.
Spiritual home = the bottom of the ocean (with scuba tank).
Sophie-Jo Porten
Fan of camping, BBQs and anything true crime. Loves flamingos, Lego, margaritas and Jack Reacher books.
Spiritual home = anywhere that's waterside.
Fan of camping, BBQs and anything true crime. Loves flamingos, Lego, margaritas and Jack Reacher books.
Spiritual home = anywhere that's waterside.
Chantel Chelin
Fan of the sun, sea and BBQs/braai, and exploring New Zealand with my little family.
Spiritual home = Cape Town, South Africa.
Fan of the sun, sea and BBQs/braai, and exploring New Zealand with my little family.
Spiritual home = Cape Town, South Africa.
Iva Trifonov
Fan of everything art/design/film, true crime and Japanese anime. Loves DOGS, NZ road trips, horror films, tennis & travelling abroad. Spiritual Home = A quiet spot in nature, with a good view.
Fan of everything art/design/film, true crime and Japanese anime. Loves DOGS, NZ road trips, horror films, tennis & travelling abroad. Spiritual Home = A quiet spot in nature, with a good view.
Ruby Garner
Fan of good books and bad reality TV. Loves her dog Baz.
Spiritual home = somewhere sunny with a book in hand
Fan of good books and bad reality TV. Loves her dog Baz.
Spiritual home = somewhere sunny with a book in hand
Lance Jackson
Fan of Georgian cuisine. Loves travelling, coffee, and all things typography.
Spiritual home = Budapest.
Fan of Georgian cuisine. Loves travelling, coffee, and all things typography.
Spiritual home = Budapest.
Arki
Fan of carrots. Loves Mum.
Spiritual home = the beach: Waitematā or Wakatipu.
Fan of carrots. Loves Mum.
Spiritual home = the beach: Waitematā or Wakatipu.
Charles
Fan of paper and Kalamata olives. Loves Mum.
Spiritual home = Annabelle's Wine Bar or an outdoor table at Andiamo.
Fan of paper and Kalamata olives. Loves Mum.
Spiritual home = Annabelle's Wine Bar or an outdoor table at Andiamo.
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Keen to spend your time on stuff that matters?
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We’d particularly love to hear from Māori and Pasifika marketers and creatives (including freelancers) who want to do work that positively impacts their communities.
Sharing the love.
One of the best things about living in Auckland is our beautiful gulf. Lion’s Share is a member of Sustainable Coastlines. This charity is doing an awesome job of teaching us all how to look after our beaches and waterways, working just as hard on prevention and education as they do on the volunteer cleanups they’re known for.
If you get to school cold, wet and hungry and sit in your cold, wet clothes all day with your tummy rumbling, it’s almost impossible to learn. That’s why we give regularly to KidsCan. KidsCan gets food, jackets, shoes and health products to tamariki who need them, and that, in turn, helps them get the education they need to thrive.