New Zealand Chinese Students' Association

Starting in 1996, the NZCSA began its life as a student initiative to connect Chinese students in New Zealand who shared the same vision, providing them with a chance to expand their capabilities as well as associate with like-minded young leaders.^{[citation needed]}

Since then, the NZCSA has become the largest Chinese student organisation while establishing itself as a reputable entity in the local business community. NZCSA sees around 800 new members each year and currently has a committee of 65 students. It holds over 4000 members in the member database as means of advertising to and bringing influence for its own values and business opportunities. NZCSA has a strong presence across multiple channels including Wechat, Sina Weibo, Facebook and Skykiwi forums.^{[citation needed]}

The NZCSA hosts a range of events from Ski Trips to "Xue-Tang" Exam Tutorials. Its major annual events attract over 100 participants with advertisements covering the entire city campus of the University of Auckland (UoA), while it has co-operating business partners (around 60) and partnerships with Chinese student organisations in all major tertiary institutes. On top of the NZCSA's events, there are also joint events it holds with ASIA – an alliance of all Asian student organisations in the University of Auckland, such as the Grande Royale Ball and the Halloween Party. The NZCSA also has strong relationships with media companies and holds industrial and professional contacts with production companies.^{[2][non-primary source needed]}

The 2023 Presidium of NZCSA consists of 1 President, 1 Vice-President and 1 Secretary-General.^[3]

^[5] The 2026 Executive Group of NZCSA consists of: 1 President, 2 Vice-President, 1 Secretary-General, 2 Directors of Operations, 1 Director of Business Development, 2 Directors of Human Resources, 2 Directors of Information Technology, 1 Director of Finance, 1 Director of Marketing and 1 Director of Video Production.

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