Mo te Pakihi | About the Organisation:
Te Tawharau o Te Whakatohea is the Post Settlement Governance Entity (PSGE) tasked with managing Treaty settlement assets and those of the Whakatohea Maori Trust Board for the benefit of its members. It supports the preservation of culturally and spiritually significant sites for the Iwi and promotes the educational, spiritual, economic, social, and cultural well-being of the Iwi and its members.
It has established Te Pou Oranga o te Whakatohea Charitable Trust to deliver on its social and health outcomes.
Mo te Turanga | About the Role:
The Trustee works to uphold the values, tikanga (customs), and aspirations of Te Whakatohea, ensuring the Trust's activities align with its long-term vision and support the future well-being of the Iwi. Trustees will act as kaitiaki (guardians), safeguarding the Trust's assets to benefit both present and future generations of Te Whakatohea.
The Trust's key outcomes emphasise governance, cultural leadership, financial stewardship, community impact, and stakeholder engagement. The Trustee aligns decisions with the values and aspirations of Te Whakatohea, protecting its future by overseeing the Trust's assets and resources to advance educational, health, social, and environmental goals.
There are three vacancies.
Mou | About You:
You'll have experience in governance or leadership positions, preferably within iwi organisations, charitable trusts, or community development initiatives. A comprehensive understanding of tikanga Maori, te reo Maori, and the values and aspirations of Te Whakatohea is required. Proven experience in Crown engagement and negotiation, along with a solid understanding of Tiriti o Waitangi principles and settlement processes is needed.
Strong collaborative skills are essential for effectively working with fellow Trustees, management, and stakeholders and a tertiary or postgraduate qualification in business, finance, health, social services, education, or a related field is desirable, enhancing your ability to make informed decisions.
You'll be dedicated to advancing the interests of Te Whakatohea, leveraging your expertise to foster positive relationships within the community and promote social, cultural, and economic well-being for current and future generations.
Applications close: Sunday 20th October 2024. Me tono mai inaianei | Apply Now!
To find out more, please get in touch with Russell Spratt ******** or Orissa Plimmer ******** for a confidential korero.
To apply for this vacancy you MUST be a New Zealand citizen, resident, or have already secured the right to work in New Zealand and therefore hold a valid visa.
At the appropriate stage we will request your references, we ask that you do not include them on your CV when applying. We are the landing place where our people can come to rest upon, a safe space.
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Kia tau ai te mauri tu, te mauri ora ki te katoa. Nau mai, tau mai! Vitality and well-being for all. Welcome, settle here!