Bhen Goodsir is a New Zealand political figure affiliated with the Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand, according to a single reputable secondary source [26], who stood as a Green Party candidate for the Northcote electorate [22].
Goodsir's educational background, as reported by a single secondary source, includes study at the University of Auckland from 2012 [18], Auckland University of Technology from 2018 [16], Université Paris-Sorbonne from 2017 [19], and Te Wānanga o Aotearoa from 2022 [17].
In terms of early civic involvement, Goodsir is reported to have served as National Operations Officer of UN Youth New Zealand from 2015 [23], and later as National President of the same organisation [24], according to a single reputable secondary source.
Goodsir's professional background, as reported by a single secondary source, includes roles as a lawyer [3], a public servant and regulator [6][10], and a campaigner [9]. Goodsir is also reported to have worked as a Compliance Analyst and Risk and Compliance Analyst at a New Zealand financial institution from 2018 [2][7], and as a Manager at KPMG Global Services [5]. Further roles described include Assistant Manager, Senior Advisor, and Advisor at an Assurance Specialist organisation from 2018 [1], and Manager at an Assurance Specialist from 2023 [4]. From 2024, Goodsir is reported to have held a Specialist Supervision role at the Reserve Bank of New Zealand [8].
In the community sphere, Goodsir is reported, according to a single secondary source, to have served as Treasurer of Auckland Pride from 2022 [13], Acting Treasurer of the Auckland Pride Board [20], Co-Chair of Auckland Pride from 2023 [12][21], and Chair of Auckland Pride from 2024 [11]. Goodsir has also been described as a spokesperson for Auckland Pride [15] and a community leader [14].