Jane is the founder and CEO of Tomorrow’s People. Her early career experience in HR, combined with her nerdy passion for the latest technologies made for a natural progression into establishing New Zealand’s first specialist consultancy in HR Tech. Jane is a regular guest speaker at industry events where she shares her passion and insights into how to optimise the relationship of human experience and emotion, changing business needs and the digital revolution of work.

Jane has extensive experience in ensuring the successful selection, implementation and ongoing operation of processes and systems to support HR and Payroll - with the strong generalist HR knowledge necessary to understand key business needs. She has worked with a wide range of technologies and industries. Jane's experience, thought leadership and independence in the HR technology space set her apart.

Jane is passionate about providing and enabling flexible and part-time work and living and breathing a truly modern approach to work. In her spare time you might find her enjoying a bowl of pasta and a glass of wine, while attempting to drown out the chaos of her two energetic sons and adorable puppy.

Originally from Queensland Australia, Julie began her Human Resources career working for a utilities organisation. Here she gained experience across all facets of generalist HR as well as undertaking key project roles.

Upon moving to London for bigger adventures, she took up a number of HR consulting positions. Specialising in HR transformation, Julie worked on both process advisory and technical project implementations.

She brings diverse business knowledge across the finance, oil and gas, media and retail sectors. As well as leading some large-scale, global SAP implementations, Julie has worked across a range of other payroll, recruitment and health and safety projects.

Julie’s strengths lie in her exceptional communication skills, and her ability to form strong working relationships with both clients and vendors to ensure the project’s success throughout.

While not working, Jules is kept busy with her family, while making time for yoga, coastal walks and entertaining friends.

Emma brings a wealth of experience in HR systems and project management to the team at Tomorrow’s People.

After working as a PeopleSoft/Oracle HCM consultant in both New Zealand and Australia, in a career specialising in Higher Education clients. Emma was working on a project at the University of Auckland with Jane and Sarah. When the project finished up, Emma made the leap back into consultancy joining Tomorrow’s People as a Senior Manager.

She is particularly passionate about the OD and L&D space, although her experience spans all facets of Human Resources.

Emma balances her work life with her home life in rural Auckland.

Rachel brings with her a wealth of experience working in HR and has worked in a number of different roles including Analyst/Technical Consultant/Business Partner and Project Manager. Her work experience has involved in working with large and small businesses and providing strategic HR solutions, working on complex organisational changes and client-side implementations. She has a proven ability to manage effective communication and consultation, deliver projects to budget and finding solutions to meet business needs.

Rachel is passionate about technology and takes a committed hands-on approach to understand the challenges our clients face and ensure that the solutions are developed and tailored to meet business objectives.

Originally hailing from Taupo, and after a 10-year stint in the UK, Rachel and her husband and two daughters settled in Auckland. Alongside working Rachel enjoys travelling, volunteering and spending time with her family enjoying all that the North Shore has to offer.

Fiona has over three years of experience working in the Recruitment technology space, specialising in delivering Application Tracking System (ATS) projects and implementations. This background developed a good knowledge of recruitment and wider HR functions and a passion for utilising systems to improve processes.

In her previous roles she managed both the technical implementation and updating of ATS at a variety of small, medium and large organisations, including numerous instances where she took the sole lead. Through this experience she has gained understanding of the HR challenges and needs of a variety of industries including Education, Finance, Healthcare, Agricultural, Tourism and Telecommunications.

Out of work, Fiona loves playing indoor netball, spending time with friends and family and exploring New Zealand and would love to do some more overseas travel.

One of the original team members, Sarah joined Tomorrow's People after a stint implementing Cornerstone on Demand at the University of Auckland which engaged her interest in HR Tech. With the flexible work company ethos, Sarah worked part-time while completing her Masters in 2017 and has continued to develop her career with Tomorrow’s People since.

Sarah has a systematic and analytical approach to generating creative tech solutions for people in their workplaces. She is naturally passionate about improving employee experience and has in-depth experience with designing processes, creating test strategies, implementing systems and creating change and training materials. Her excellent communication skills and intuitive ability to problem solve means Sarah gets to the heart of our clients’ challenges and works alongside them to deliver innovative people solutions through technology.

In 2019, Sarah relocated to the Hawke’s Bay to enjoy the sunshine and relaxed pace of life with a young family. She balances remote work with family time, vegetable gardening and cooking up fresh seasonal produce in her kitchen. She enjoys being in a local community with friends, family, beaches and wineries in walking distance, whilst remaining connected to work through Tomorrow’s People fantastic capacity for flexibility.

Louise was born and raised in Yorkshire, UK. She is a bit of a well-travelled (and well-heeled) HR professional who has also lived in Colorado, London, Brisbane and Sydney before finally making it to New Zealand’s shores in 2015. Luckily for us she has happily settled here with her partner and dog (please see Dogs of TP for Bowie’s bio).

The majority of Louise’s career has been in HR in the Hotel industry where she has worked in Senior HR roles. Her work brought her into contact with the HR technology industry and then Tomorrow’s People, both of which became her focus.

Fast forward a few years, moving jobs to gain experience in HR tech software and working in an agile Telco organisation, Louise was ready to make her move. Her role is that of Project Manager where she oversees various projects and works with our clients to ensure the best outcomes.

Louise’s interests range from DIY gardening, doggie walks, paddle boarding the Eastern beaches, bingeing on great TV series and shoes.

Ollie was born and raised in Auckland. After completing his Bachelor of Arts at the University of Auckland he worked for Auckland Council working on Resource Consent refunds. This was followed by a stint with Healthcare NZ in a call centre support-based role.

At Tomorrow’s People, Ollie is eager to further develop his skillset and continue to grow into his role as a Technical Support Consultant. Ollie combines his empathetic people skills with his love of learning new technologies in this role. He also has an awesome beard.

Outside of work, Ollie enjoys fishing, watching/playing football and having a laugh with friends and family.

Aleisha grew up in Taranaki and is now based in the Manawatu. Spent 7 years working in the electricity distribution sector and the past 8 years in transmission, working as a LMS system specialist for Transpower, utilising the Cornerstone system. Aleisha has a passion for systems and learning new things and working out why things work, and even more excitingly, why things don't work and how to fix them. Sharing knowledge and supporting others to succeed is hugely rewarding for her.

Aleisha is married to Steve and has a 20-year-old son. She has worked remotely for two years and shares her office with 3 needy cats and a dog.

A perfect weekend is time spent with her husband and friends, and if it's warm enough, getting out on her pink Harley for a ride to one of the many local cafes. She loves travelling, with Las Vegas and Melbourne being favourite spots. Latest hobbies include trying new cocktails and visiting areas of NZ for the first time.

Sarah was born and raised in Waikato, and has spent the majority of her life working and living in and around Hamilton.

Sarah completed a Bachelor of Social Sciences, majoring in Psychology at the University of Waikato, before embarking on a career in Human Resources. She brings with her over 15 years experience in a range of generalist HR, Recruitment, Organisational Development and Project roles, and is an experienced workshop facilitator. She deepened her interest in HR Tech Solutions, while implementing Cornerstone in a previous organisation, and developed strong technical knowledge in the system. She has a real passion for problem solving, and working out how technology can support great process and outcomes. Sarah expands our remote contingent, but being based out of the mighty Waikato will be a semi-regular visitor to our Ponsonby office.

Outside of work hours, Sarah is kept busy with her gorgeous two young boys and a cat named Ruby. She loves to stay active, often joining friends for workouts in the park (with kids in tow), or heading into the bush for a hill climb. A social creature, you’ll often find her enjoying a good wine with good friends. At the end of a busy day, there’s nothing she loves more than getting stuck into a challenging jigsaw puzzle to relax and unwind!

Born and raised in Pretoria, South Africa, Janika is 1/2 Dutch, 1/2 Afrikaans and now a New Zealand citizen.

Immigrated to New Zealand 8 years ago and absolutely loves living in this amazing country.

Janika lives in Milldale, Auckland with her husband and 2 daughters; they turn 4 and 2 this year.

She studied business: Human Resource Management degree specialising in Industrial Psychology.

She has worked in the Cloud Systems industry for 9 years now including SAP HR modules, Cornerstone and NetSuite. She has experience in systems training, support/helpdesk, and software implementations. She enjoys working with people, especially solving issues and finding new and better ways of doings things.

Outside of work, Janika loves spending time with her family and friends, and also enjoys the outdoors tramping and jogging. She has a keen interest in cooking and baking when she gets the time. She’s very passionate about sport, especially netball!

Courtney was born and raised in Taranaki. In 2015 she made the decision to leave the rural life she knew and moved to Auckland, working as an Au Pair before joining Vodafone as an Administrator in 2017, then moving into Vodafone Retail in 2019. In her previous role her focus was the Onboarding/Offboarding process, Payroll and Health + Safety.

Courtney has a love of baking and cooking, spending her weekends making yummy treats. She has a fur-baby (Bengal Cat) named Zorra who lives with her and her partner in East Auckland.

Kim was born and raised in the Waikato, completing all her study, and working life here so far. She originally completed a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor of Social Sciences, majoring in economics and public policy, at the University of Waikato, before quickly realising that the lawyer life was not for her! She went back to university and completed post-graduate study in Human Resources as it best capitalised on the work she had done in Employment Law.

She then began her HR career working across the hospitality, gambling, not-for-profit, manufacturing, and primary industries developing experience in recruitment, change management, people data and analytics, and project management. Kim’s knowledge and interest in HR Technology Solutions began while implementing Cornerstone with a previous employer. Since then, she has done multiple HR Tech implementations at different organisations across her HR career, and loves getting to utilise what she learned from being on the customer side of the table to find practical, efficient, and most importantly useful solutions for our Tomorrow's People's clients. Being Waikato based she adds to the remote contingent but is still close-enough to enjoy some in-person time at the Ponsonby office.

Outside of work hours Kim likes to get away from the desk and spend time outdoors playing football, spending time with the dogs, camping, and going to the gym or running with friends (although she’s not quite sure how that became something she classified as a hobby). When she’s feeling less active (or it's cold) she also enjoys grabbing a beer with friends or getting lost in a book.

Originally from the US , most recently the Bay Area, Meredith has over a decade of experience working in project management of software implementations.

After earning her degree from the University of Colorado, Meredith moved to San Francisco and started as a professional services resource coordinator for a company providing financial management and account software solutions across the globe. From there, it was a natural progression into project management, as Meredith had a natural affinity for collaborating with others, needs analysis, and task management. After six years supporting clients across the US and EMEA regions, she transitioned from Fintech into HRIS and workforce management systems. She has a passion for translating strategy and project execution into tangible results, working with organisations to implement new systems that will serve them for years to come.

Meredith and her Kiwi husband decided to make the move back to New Zealand at the end of 2020. After welcoming a baby girl in 2021, she went back to work as a technical recruitment consultant where she was able to deepen her understanding of the New Zealand market by partnering with companies across a variety of industries here in Auckland. Feeling the call back to project management, Meredith was thrilled to join the Tomorrow’s People team as a Project Lead.

Outside of work, Meredith loves spending time with family and friends. She enjoys an active lifestyle, heading to the gym or the bush for a hike, or just exploring cafes and parks around Auckland with her (now) toddler.n goes here

William has been an Aucklander all his life. He fell into the world of (and subsequently in love) with all things HRIS and systems while working in local government. He then stepped up to working as the one-man-band system administrator for SAP SuccessFactors within the transport and logistics industry.

While William's experience so far has been all within the world of SAP SuccessFactors, he has taken the leap into supporting Cornerstone as a Consultant with Tomorrow's People. Though he does not want to stop there as he's eager to soak in as much knowledge across technologies as possible.

When not working, you can find William amassing collectibles, walking half a marathon a day, or playing videogames.

Lando kick started the TP puppy trend during our first Covid lockdown period and has enjoyed his position as leader of the TP puppy pack ever since. His floppy ears and puppy dog eyes have brought joy (and chaos) to the Ward household ever since. His strengths are many but include: sniffing out any food left in handbags under desks, shredding office paperwork, eating shoes and lying on Jane’s keyboard when she’s trying to work. He’s working hard on developing better active listening skills and the patience to sit still for more than 10 seconds at a time. When not disrupting the office, his interests include: food, sleeping, food, long walks on the beach and more food.

Mylo is a super chilled, fun-loving Golden Retriever and third “child” in Rachel’s family.
He loves swimming in any body of water he finds and usually rolling in mud or sand. His favourite toys are balls, ropes and sticks the bigger the better. Mylo is a great guard dog with a deep growl but always gives it away by his constantly wagging tail. He brings a lot of joy to everyone who meets him and he loves nothing better than a pat and will sit patiently in the hope of a treat.

Aria lives in Warkworth with Fiona's family. When she is not having a nap on her personal couch (or her three other customized dog beds), Aria enjoys going on excursions with her Dad through the bush. Aria considers herself to be very skilled at protecting the family home from the treacherous neighbourhood cats although much to the relief of her family her little legs aren't quick enough to actually catch them. Always the centre of attention, she is particularly skilled at getting snacks just for being so darn cute.

Min is a not yet fully grown, (mostly) Vizsla. Boundless energy, boundless love and a very cheeky nature. She has finally (most of the time) learned the command ‘drop’ after she steals any item within reach. She has also learned that she gets a better reaction when she runs away with the item rather than chews it. More than anything she enjoys long wild walks through forest and farm but if she is with her family, she is happy.

Bowie joined the Arnold/Howard household in May 2016 and has been a joyous addition. He is an English Springer Spaniel, born in Invercargill and flown up to his home in Auckland.

He is super high energy and loves to spend time outside running in the garden or on one of the local beaches - and adores to jump in the water, clean or not!!

His usual bedtime routine includes zoomies around the garden (with that last bit of energy), finding a sofa to roll around on and then firmly taking himself off to bed, which he may allow his parents to share!!

Currently 4 months old, Freddie is driving his big brother Bowie crazy with his razor blade teeth, but settling into the Howard/Arnold household well and learning lots of new things

Franklin (a tri-coloured English Setter) and younger brother Cheddar (a tri-coloured Springer Spaniel) are part of the Millington/Bron family. Their likes include spending the day running around on farms with dad, hanging out with friends at doggy day care, paddling in their pool and ‘puppacinos’ on a Sunday morning at their favourite café. Dislikes include being bossed around by their three cat siblings (Lola, Vegas and Boris), having baths, and electric fences.

Billie is a rescue, so her breed is a little bit uncertain, but she’s registered as a Shepsky (Shepherd x Husky) and is our resident sass-pants.

She’s full of personality, too clever for her own good and definitely got the husky specialities of escaping and “talking” back - which combine to be a great test of mum’s patience. She loves adventuring on pack walks, learning new tricks, being the centre of mum and dad’s attention, annoying Percy, and protecting the lawn from birds.

Percy is the older of our two dogs, and is also a rescue, but we’ve had him DNA tested so we know that he’s (mostly) a Huntaway Greyhound X. He is super tolerant, chilled and would do anything for a treat.

He loves mud and water, regularly making sure he gets covered in both on pack walks. He’s a high energy dog in short bursts so while he loves a good zoomie, he will also nap for the majority of the day (preferably on mum’s feet). His favourite things are tennis balls, swimming holes, learning new tricks (and the treats that come with learning). He’s a definite people-dog and has mastered the art of sitting patiently for pats.

Milo is the latest addition to the Atkinson family. Milo is still a puppy and adjusting to his new home. He is absolutely adored by his two small humans Emma-Jayne and Isabella and is enjoying all the attention. Milo loves to chew on everything and keeps busy exploring his new house, including hunting for the girls' toys. He is a loveable and very chilled out boy. Soon enough Milo will be visiting the office to meet the other TP dogs and people.

Panda is a timid little tri-coloured Cavalier King Charles Spaniel who has made the big move from Whangarei to her new (and forever) home with the Harvey’s in Auckland. Panda is a lover of all things food (ESPECIALLY cheese) and has a habit for imitating police sirens when she hears them. She is an absolute ray of sunshine and a hard face to say no to for pats, just be prepared for your hands to be cleaned thoroughly as she loves to return the affection with licks.