Posted: 06/09/2024
Closing Date: 27/09/2024
Job Type: Permanent - Full Time
Location: Tamaki Makaurau | Auckland
Job Category: TRK / Tari Kaihautu
Job Description
Join Our Journey
At Whakaata Maori, we're on a mission to share our stories, language and culture with the world. We're not just creating media; we're weaving the vibrant fabric of te ao Maori into everything we do. We need a visionary Chief Advisor who's passionate about strategic leadership and cultural revitalisation, to help steer our waka towards a future where te reo Maori thrives, and our kaupapa reaches new heights.
What You'll Do:
Be the strategic heartbeat of our leadership, ensuring Whakaata Maori stays on course to meet its long-term goals and cultural vision.
Lead and guide Te Tari Kaihautu (Chief Executive Office), driving cross-functional initiatives that align with both the strategic direction of the organisation and the values of te ao Maori.
Forge strong relationships with government agencies and stakeholders, ensuring the voice of Whakaata Maori is heard and supported at the highest levels.
Coordinate and manage leadership teams, fostering collaboration and ensuring seamless execution of our strategic projects.
Oversee government relations and project management, ensuring that every initiative, from cultural revitalisation to media innovation, stays aligned with the organisation's mission.
What You Bring:
A deep understanding of te ao Maori and a passion for integrating Maori cultural values into everything you do.
10+ years of experience in strategic leadership, advisory roles, or governance, with a proven track record in project management and government relations.
A natural communicator and collaborator, able to build relationships with internal teams and external stakeholders alike, including key government agencies.
Proactive leadership that anticipates challenges and opportunities, driving organisational growth and cultural success.
Fluency in te reo Maori, or a strong commitment to learning, is highly desirable.
Why Whakaata Maori?
Because here, you'll be more than a leader—you'll be part of a movement. A movement to revitalise te reo Maori, uplift our culture, and share the beauty of Maori storytelling with the world. This is where passion meets purpose, and where your leadership will make an impact for generations to come.
Ready to Shape the Future?
Send your CV and cover letter to ****** by 27 September, 2024. We'll be reviewing applications as we receive them, so don't wait—apply today! Together, we'll continue the journey of sharing Maori stories, language and culture with the world.
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