Kayla Kingdon-Bebb is a New Zealand environmental policy professional and a candidate for the Opportunity Party [20].
According to a single reputable secondary source, Kingdon-Bebb has worked across a range of public and private sector roles, including as an employee at KPMG [6] and in venture capital [12]. She is also noted, according to the same source tier, as having worked at the New Zealand Ministry for the Environment as an environmental policy leader [8] and at the Department of Conservation, where she held the roles of private secretary to the minister of conservation [10] and Director of Policy [3][4][5].
According to a single reputable secondary source, her areas of expertise span environmental policy, Treaty law, and trade and conservation [7][11]. She is also noted as having been a visiting scholar at Victoria University of Wellington [16].
In the civic sphere, according to a single reputable secondary source, Kingdon-Bebb was appointed from 2019 as a member of the Declaration Working Group (DWG) by te Minita Whanaketanga Māori [13][14]. She is further noted, according to the same source tier, as an author of the He Puapua report on Indigenous rights [15].
According to a single reputable secondary source, Kingdon-Bebb took on the role of Chief Executive Officer of WWF-New Zealand from March 2023 [17][1][2]. She has been an Opportunity Party candidate for the Wellington Bays electorate [18][19][20].