Special Olympics swimmer and recent Unitec graduate, Laetitia Tan has made club history, graduating as its first ever Athlete Leader at a ceremony held at Parliament earlier this month. Read more in Local Matters
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Laetitia has several feathers in her cap already. She’s published her first children’s book, “The Awesome Superheroes” in 2021, and I believe is working on the ones to follow. Like her Awesome Superheroes, Laetitia herself is no less awesome, as I’ve watched her take on challenges with determination, spunk, and attitude. She’s spoken in front of unfamiliar audiences, unfazed, putting her message across with confidence and conviction, and has an entrepreneurial streak as well. She is awesome and more!