Te Kiwai Mauī - Vacancy

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We are in an exciting growth and development period.


We are excited to be working on Pupuke te Hihiri, our five year Whai Rawa (Impact Investment) Strategy (2022-2027). Endorsed by Te Korowai o Ngāruahine Trust in March 2023, the purpose of this strategy is to guide Te Korowai Group into investments that will provide a social, cultural, environmental as well as, economic return for the benefit of Ngāruahine.


Since signing the Ngāruahine Iwi historical treaty settlement with the Crown in 2014, we've seen our asset base grow from from $67.5m to $112m ($44.5m increase) for the year ending 31 March 2023. This was achieved through the implementation of a diversified and prudent investment portfolio. To date, these investments can be described as traditionally commercial, whilst being mindful of ethical considerations. This investment growth has meant we are now able to broaden its focus and include impact investments.


Pupuke Te Hihiri is aligned to our overarching strategy Ka Ora Taku Toa and is complimented by a suite of strategies in certain focus areas. This suite of strategies are essential for guiding our core work (investments, Hapū enablement, progressing our treaty settlement arrangements, advocacy and partnerships with community) so that we are intentional, creating the greatest impact and measurable value for our people.


We're on a roll. Our investment focus has turned even more towards generating meaningful direct benefits to ngā uri o Ngāruahine. In order to deliver successfully we need a Program Manager for two of our current Impact Investments that are in the Business Case stage.  Please follow the links below for more information.  There is a possibility that the right applicant could manage both programs.   


WHAKAAHURANGI KĀINGA

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PROJECT TŪKAU

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Linked and attached to the RFP are documents which will help inform your proposal for this position(s).

Proposals are due on March 17 2024.


All relevant information is contained within the RFP however, if you have any queries, please contact Te Awa Johnstone at teawa@maui.nz.


Tūwhitia te hopo, mairangatia te angitū!

October 11, 2026
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September 28, 2026
He toa raupine, he toa raukura, he toa rauora! Te Korowai o Ngāruahine acknowledges and thanks our retiring Trustees for their service, leadership and contribution to Ngāruahine. We particularly acknowledge the welcome and support they have extended to incoming Trustees as we transition into the new governance term. The new Board brings together a strong mix of new perspectives, seasoned governance experience and continuity. The new Te Korowai Board consists of Katrina Taylor, Tauke King, Ngaraina Brooks, Emma Gardiner, Ferinica Hawe Foreman, Tazmyn Katene, Bonita Bigham, Allie Hemara Wahanui, Sarah Mako, Rere-No-A-Rangi Pope, Will Edwards and Pikiteora Matehaere. Of particular note is the appointment of our youngest trustee to date and first trustee to have attended Te Kura o Ngaruahinerangi, Pikiteora Matehaere. She has held national representative body governance roles, as well as being a Trustee on Ngāti Tamaahuroa Titahi Trust. Pikiteora brings a new generational voice to the Board, grounded in our Ngāruahine reo and tikanga — he toa o te rauora. Our incoming Trustees also bring a significant depth of experience from across governance, iwi, hapū, community and professional settings. This is complemented by returning Trustees, whose experience provides important continuity and organisational knowledge as the new Board establishes itself. Te Korowai Board resolved to reappoint Emma Gardiner as Pouwhakarae. This is reflective of the Board’s appetite for continuity and ensuring traction on several priority kaupapa heading into the new term. The Board has also confirmed the following appointments: • Te Ohu Arotake (Audit and Risk) – Allie Hemara Wahanui (Chair), Tauke King and Sarah Mako • Tumu Herenga Tangata (People and Culture) – Bonita Bigham (Chair) and Allie Hemara Wahanui • Te Mataōwhiti (Te Reo) – Rere-No-A-Rangi Pope (Chair) and Katrina Taylor • Pupuke te Hihiri (Impact Investments) – Ferinica Foreman and Will Edwards • Te Kīwai Mauī o Ngāruahine (Commercial Subsidiary) – Will Edwards • Ngā Rere (Lodge) – Bonita Bigham • Te Kāhui Matauraura, South Taranaki District Council – Bonita Bigham and Sarah Mako Together, the appointments reflect a balance of renewal, experience and continuity, with Trustees now moving into their respective governance responsibilities for the new term. 
September 23, 2026
Media Release - 24 September 2026 Media Release from Te Korowai o Ngāruahine Trust dated 24 September 2026 for your information. Ngā Rere Ora Ltd Announces Appointment of General Manager. Click image to read Media Release.