Who Can We Trust? Sheldon Nesdale. Elect Onto TECT
Did you know that every 2 years, 3 of TECT's 6 trustees are elected?
If you are a Trustpower customer in the Western Bay of Plenty, you are eligible to vote.
I'd like you to vote for me.
Q: “Why Should We Vote Sheldon Nesdale Onto TECT?”
For 9 reasons:
1. Qualified. Sheldon has an MBA (Masters in Business Administration) from Waikato Uni. Sheldon has run his own business consultancy since 2009
2. Diligent. Sheldon loves to read, he will turn up to every meeting fully prepared with all the required reading done
3. Future thinking. Sheldon has 3 young boys at home so he thinks about the future and the legacy we will leave behind
4. Leader. You may recognise Sheldon’s name from the events he has brought here: TEDxTauranga, Tauranga StartUp Weekend, The Dry Dock Breakfast Club
5. Not wealthy. Sheldon knows what it feels like when the TECT cheque arrives just in time to make a real difference to his family’s finances
6. Grateful. Sheldon knows what it’s like to run groups and events with little or no money and is grateful that TECT is able to support so many organisations
7. Public Service. Sheldon is an active volunteer and has put in 8 hours per week for 8 years into projects that serve and benefit the public
8. Considered. Sheldon does not leap to conclusions but reads available documentation and reports, and seeks out expert opinion before making a critical decision
9. Listens. Sheldon Nesdale has visited 6,780 homes in the Tauranga area to connect with residents and listen to their ideas and concerns
Q: “What’s The Timeline For The 2018 TECT Election?”
* Fri 4 May 2018 Candidate Nominations Opened
* Fri 1 June 2018 Nominations Close at 12 noon
* Mon 25 June 2018 Voter Packs Mailed
* Fri 20 July 2018 Postal Ballot and Online Voting Closes at 12 noon
* Fri 20 July 2018 Preliminary Election Result Declared at 4.00pm
Find out more about my campaign and the election on my website www.IAmListening.co.nz...
Any questions, ideas, concerns you'd like to share with me? Post below or call me on 021 128 5046 or email sheldon@iamlistening.co.nz
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69.8% Yes
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26.9% No
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26.3% I love it!
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30.9% Only in designated areas
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42.7% No, it should be outdoors only.
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