
Our place in the world is making the world a better place
Help us shape a more resilient New Zealand
As a values-based organisation our sole purpose is to create a better world for generations ahead of us. Through our programmes, we bring people together to explore big ideas, challenge perspectives, and find solutions to the issues shaping our future.
We focus on practical issues that are important to New Zealand such as economic opportunities, national security, energy resilience, intergenerational equity, climate change, artificial intelligence, technological advancements, international trade and more.
The support of New Zealanders like you is critical to our work. We welcome your contribution and participation.
Welcome to a globally connected community
As the only Aspen Institute partner in the Southern Hemisphere, we provide access to a globally respected network of thinkers and leaders, bringing world-class ideas and fresh perspectives to New Zealand.
TE KĀKANO
Te Kākano is our globally linked local community of business and major supporters. They help to accelerate our programmes financially whilst deeply engaging with the ideas and issues that drive our work.
DONATE
The support of our donors is vital to sustaining our important work. Contributions of any amount are welcome, and we invite you to join us in our year-round programme.
Our supporters - thank you
The support of our founding benefactors and ongoing supporters is crucial to sustaining the work of Aspen Institute New Zealand. We are grateful for their support and commitment to helping us shape a more resilient New Zealand.
Supporters
Founding benefactors: Tony and Shelly Malkin, Joann McPike.
Founding supporters: University of Otago, The Edgar Family, Lester and Christine Gray, The Hill Family, Hinrich Foundation, Dick and Diana Hubbard, Neil Jacobstein and Rona Silkiss, Leo and Robyn Lonergan, Michael McCombie, Roger and Christine Sharp, Richard Suhr and Kathleen Heather, Dr William and Marion Rolleston, Mark and Jane Taylor, Tom and Pauline Tusher of Blanket Bay.
Te Kākano supporters: Mark and Jane Taylor (Kauri), Biome Trust (Rātā), Abby O’Neil and Carroll Joynes (Rātā).