People
Meet the people behind STILL.
We seek to bring together people with diverse backgrounds and exceptional expertise across industries, from art and culture to business and community impact. Driven by curiosity and a commitment to learning, each team member contributes to using business and ideas to positively impact society.
Hideaki Fukutake
Hideaki is the CEO and founder of STILL. He is also a director for many of the STILL 100 companies.
Sam Johnson
Sam is the Projects Director for STILL. He is responsible for managing STILL's internal projects, startups and ideas that contribute to the STILL 100.
Jinny Park
Jinny is the finance director at STILL, responsible for managing its finances and working with STILL 100 companies to help them grow.
Yoshi Watanabe
Yoshi leads asset management at STILL. Inspired by “Public Interest Capitalism” and the “Naoshima Method,” he focuses on how diverse cultural values can be sustained economically to enrich daily life.
Meg Williams
Meg Williams is the CEO of World of WearableArt, an annual live theatrical spectacle that showcases extraordinary works of wearable art from the world’s best designers.
Philip Riley
Philip is the General Manager of STILL’s award-winning boutique lodge, Hulbert House, located in the heart of Queenstown.
Miki Reagan
Miki is the Investment Manager at STILL. She has worked in finance and legal industries both in Japan and New Zealand for more than 15 years.
Karly Boast
Karly Boast is Chief Executive of Consult Recruitment and the 2025 HR Director of the year, known for her twenty years of experience in recruitment and business.
Scott Humphreys
Scott is the CEO of Humphreys landscaping, an authentic family business renowned for crafting and maintaining beautiful high quality gardens, lawns and pools for decades.
Micah Gamman
Micah is the CEO of Kings Plant Barn, a beloved business with 30 years of proud history, bringing plants to life for Tāmaki Makaurau and its communities.
Gwynn Hoskins
Gwynn is the general manager of No More Boring, a company helping transform the ‘unfinished’ office space into an asset that engages and creates a sense of belonging for all.
Elliot Twentyman
Elliot is the general manager of National Candles: New Zealand’s longest running candle manufacturer.