Passionate about education, director Denise Arnold is herself a bona fide lifelong learner.
Graduating with a law degree the University of Auckland in 1989, she later completed a Diploma of Business Studies and then a Masters of International Development in 2016.
Denise enjoys passing on her knowledge to others, taking part in many public seminars and presentations, including for the New Zealand Law Society.
She also founded the Cambodia Charitable Trust to help children in Cambodia face brighter futures through education, working closely with Cambodia’s Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport to improve both access to and the standard of education delivered.
With a wealth of experience in property, and trusts and wills law, Denise specialises in commercial law, advising on leases, company structures and finance.
She enjoys becoming part of her clients’ advisory team and creating long-term solutions that achieve the best possible outcomes.
Tauranga-born-and-bred, Denise loves living in the Bay of Plenty, something which she never takes for granted.
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