He angitutanga: About the Role: The Kaituitui Tuara Taiao | Property Coordinator is responsible for supporting their Property team to manage a portfolio of trusts, maintaining an understanding of the affairs of each trust within the portfolio and ensuring high standards of service delivery. The main responsibilities of this role will include: Develop and maintain a good understanding of the trusts within your portfolio, including information such as market rates for lease land within your region. Build effective relationships with your team, land tenants, and key stakeholders. Supporting your Manager, Team Leader, and team colleagues. Supporting the Property Specialists/Advisors to ensure the delivery of lease outputs, including documentation and follow-up activities are timely, cohesive, and of a high standard. Collaboration with the Property Specialists/Advisors, Trust Specialists, Rural Specialists, and other key staff, to ensure all whenua and property-related assets within the portfolio are maintained. Previous experience in a property role, ideally within a medium to large organisation. A good understanding of property, land leasing, and Maori land ownership. A strong team player, who can collaborate and assist to help the team function well. Skills in building and fostering strong internal and external relationships. Good written and verbal communication skills. Good time management and organisation skills. Experience or an understanding of the rural sector is a plus. Eligibility to work in New Zealand is essential. Pae Tahi- Te Whakahua | A desire and ability to practise correct pronunciation of Te Reo Maori (essential). Pae Tahi- No Ia Ra | An understanding and living of Tikanga Maori on a day-to-day level, for example, the removing of shoes before entering a whare, washing hands at the urupa, and not sitting on tables (essential). So that the foundations of ancestral lands may be solid, benefitting Maori from our past, present, and future alike. This is Te Tumu Paeroa, guardian, support, and advancer of the mana of Maori land everywhere. Keeping our values close at hand, top of mind, and always in the heart. Kia Mau! Being great at our job is how we make the most difference for whenua and whanau. We work as one, we trust each other, and value our differences. We treat everyone with dignity, fairness, and empathy. Integrity is the heart of everything we do. Collaborative, supportive working environment. 5 weeks annual leave. We are a tight-knit bunch, passionate about supporting Maori landowners to protect and enhance their land. The expertise and fresh perspectives you bring will be valued highly and will be critical in enabling our vision. To learn more about the important work we do please check out our website: He pehea te tono | How to apply Please click 'Apply For This Job' and provide a covering letter and CV. This role will close November 10th 2024, unless filled prior. #J-18808-Ljbffr