I’m deeply grateful to all who’ve joined me on this journey from its humble beginnings driven by community spirit. This article reflects my past and ignites our future, urging us to face challenges with courage and celebrate successes with humility. As a Samoan woman, I’ve overcome doubts and barriers, choosing resilience over victimhood. My journey may seem cliched, but it’s a testament to perseverance and faith.
Showing Up Where It Matters: LM4 Group at the TYMS Basketball Event
At LM4 Group, we know that impact is created in moments – the moments when people step up, come together, and give their energy to something bigger than themselves. That’s why being part of the recent TYMS (Tuilaepa Youth Mentoring Services) basketball fundraising event was so important to us. The day wasn’t about logos, titles, or recognition. It was aboutShare this post
Quiz Night Showdowns: Brains, Banter, and a Whole Lot of Laughs
Across our Auckland, Tauranga, and Hamilton branches, LM4 Group teams came together for quiz nights that were about more than just trivia. These were nights to step away from the usual grind, connect with colleagues, and enjoy the kind of energy that makes working here feel alive. Laughter, banter, and good food kept everyone going. Auckland brought the energy, TaurangaShare this post
In the Room Where It Happens: Tjay’s Wellington Roundup
Last week in Te Whanganui-a-Tara, the weather may have said winter — but the recruitment energy at the Beehive said otherwise. Our CEO, Tjay Asiata, was in Wellington for a week of powerful industry connection and conversation that pushed beyond surface-level networking and into spaces of real purpose, accountability, and forward-thinking. Two standout events — the invite-only Diversity Agenda AccordShare this post
A Moment Off the Itinerary That Spoke Volumes
Not everything meaningful is scheduled. On a recent work trip to Manila, LM4 Group CEO Tjay Asiata took part in something unplanned, but unforgettable. After a message from Jason Venu, Founder and Managing Director of Coversure, the plan changed—just slightly. “Wanna donate and help hand out food to families?” the message read. Without hesitation, the answer was yes. No roles.Share this post