Edmund Hillary Fellowship (EHF)
Nick Martin is the Founder and CEO of TechChange, a company dedicated to creating engaging online learning experiences on significant topics since June 2010. In addition to leading TechChange, Nick serves as an Adjunct Professor at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs, where courses focus on Technology for International Crisis Response and Good Governance. Nick's academic contributions also include Adjunct Professor roles at The George Washington University's Elliott School and Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service, specializing in Mobile Phones for International Development and Data Visualization. As a Fellow at the Edmund Hillary Fellowship, alongside previous leadership as Executive Director for the US Association for the University for Peace, Nick combines extensive industry experience with a strong educational background, including a BA with Honors from Swarthmore College and a Master's in Peace Education from the University for Peace.
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Edmund Hillary Fellowship (EHF)
The Edmund Hillary Fellowship (EHF) is a community of 500+ innovators, entrepreneurs and investors committed to New Zealand as a basecamp for global impact. Our purpose is to partner with Aotearoa NZ to find and build solutions to our toughest challenges. Our vision is that Aotearoa inspires global leadership and solutions for future generations, built on principles of Tangata Tiriti and values of Sir Edmund Hillary. Together, we are driving change for a better future for our planet and people.