Martin Enright

At Inspiring Stories, we believe in the power of young people to create change. We're a Kiwi charity founded with a bold vision to back young people to change the world – creating a more inclusive and sustainable future with every generation. We're crew behind Festival for the Future – New Zealand's biggest leadership & innovation summit; The Impact Awards – celebrating New Zealand's most inspirational young changemakers with $30,000 in prizes across six major categories – climate, enterprise, inclusion, wellbeing, local, and global impact; and the Future Leaders programme, which provides year-round opportunities for young people in rural and provincial communities to build their leadership skills and make a difference in their backyard. Over the past decade we've built an impressive track record of programmes and partnerships, with a 13,000–strong tribe of alumni and supporters. Our Founder & CEO, Guy Ryan, was awarded Young New Zealander of the Year in 2015, and is an Edmund Hillary Fellow.

Show Me Shorts is Aotearoa New Zealand’s leading international short film festival: connecting audiences with quality short films; celebrating excellence in short film making; and fostering the New Zealand short film community. Show Me Shorts is a competitive, Academy Awards® qualifying festival featuring the best new shorts from New Zealand and around the world. Each year, from thousands of entries, the best shorts are selected to play in the festival and contend for awards. The final selection is from a diverse range of themes and subjects, including horror, drama, animation, comedy and everything in between. Launched in 2006, Show Me Shorts screens every Spring in more than 20 cinemas across New Zealand, from Kaitaia to Stewart Island.

PredictHQ is a pioneering platform that turns business leaders into visionaries by enabling them to foresee the shape of demand, automating smarter, faster, and more accurate decisions. It stands out by providing an AI-powered ecosystem that accurately identifies and predicts the impact of real-world events on future revenue. What sets PredictHQ apart is its unique ability to foresee how these events influence demand, empowering operations, supply chains, marketing, and forecasting to self-adjust, thereby preventing billions in lost opportunities each year. This innovation benefits a wide range of clients, from Uber, to Walgreens, to Dominos. PredictHQ aims at business decision-makers, executives, and partners who seek to proactively respond to demand fluctuations. For more information, visit: https://www.predicthq.com

At Inspiring Stories, we believe in the power of young people to create change. We're a Kiwi charity founded with a bold vision to back young people to change the world – creating a more inclusive and sustainable future with every generation. We're crew behind Festival for the Future – New Zealand's biggest leadership & innovation summit; The Impact Awards – celebrating New Zealand's most inspirational young changemakers with $30,000 in prizes across six major categories – climate, enterprise, inclusion, wellbeing, local, and global impact; and the Future Leaders programme, which provides year-round opportunities for young people in rural and provincial communities to build their leadership skills and make a difference in their backyard. Over the past decade we've built an impressive track record of programmes and partnerships, with a 13,000–strong tribe of alumni and supporters. Our Founder & CEO, Guy Ryan, was awarded Young New Zealander of the Year in 2015, and is an Edmund Hillary Fellow.

Show Me Shorts is Aotearoa New Zealand’s leading international short film festival: connecting audiences with quality short films; celebrating excellence in short film making; and fostering the New Zealand short film community. Show Me Shorts is a competitive, Academy Awards® qualifying festival featuring the best new shorts from New Zealand and around the world. Each year, from thousands of entries, the best shorts are selected to play in the festival and contend for awards. The final selection is from a diverse range of themes and subjects, including horror, drama, animation, comedy and everything in between. Launched in 2006, Show Me Shorts screens every Spring in more than 20 cinemas across New Zealand, from Kaitaia to Stewart Island.