Technological Impact - Workshop (Hands on with AI tools)

Rachel Clutterbuck is Chief Operating Officer at Co-intell AI, where she helps organisations navigate the practical realities of artificial intelligence. A people leader at heart, Rachel knows that technology only delivers real value when the humans using it feel empowered, not overwhelmed. She's passionate about finding that sweet spot where AI enhances what people do best, rather than replacing it. With a front-row seat to how AI is transforming the way we work, Rachel brings real-world insight and a clear, grounded approach to every conversation. She loves helping people move from curious to confident, and is excited to bring that energy to the Love Heart community.

Christina is a lifelong learner with a profound passion for exploring diverse cultures and disciplines. Her curiosity has inspired extensive global travel, from teaching English to Buddhist monks in Laos and volunteering at a Thai orphanage to visiting museums across Europe, the UK, and Asia. A highlight of her travels is the Bishop Museum in Hawai'i, which she visits frequently, including during the 2014 World Indigenous Peoples' Conference on Education.

Her academic journey began with law and politics at Waikato University, where she discovered dispute resolution. She subsequently earned a Master’s in Mediation and Conflict Resolution from Strathclyde University, UK. This period included an exchange at the East China University of Political Science and Law in Shanghai and research in Hong Kong on the ombudsman's role.

Currently a Learning Facilitator for Love Heart Social Learning, Christina also teaches the Restorative Practices microcredential at Victoria University. A fully accredited restorative justice facilitator and assessor, she recently delivered mediation training in Micronesia. Previously, she served as Director of Employee Assistance Resolution Services at Victoria University.

Outside of work, Christina enjoys connecting with loved ones and attending international events, such as the 2025 Restorative Practices conference in Singapore, to continually expand her expertise.