‘Business Brilliance: The Growth of Māori and Pacific Entrepreneurs – A kōrero / talanoa with our peers’
Event description
The Faculty of Business, Economics and Law invites you to their annual highlight event designed to foster meaningful connections and engagement between alumni, students, and industry professionals. This purpose-driven gathering will serve as a platform for networking and provide an opportunity to hear from trail blazers in our community.
Spotlight on Māori and Pacific Entrepreneurship
Join us for a facilitated conversation that explores the unique contributions of Māori and Pacific entrepreneurs and the impact of their work on the broader business landscape.
Māori and Pacific communities are leading a wave of innovative and successful ventures, blending traditional wisdom with modern business practices. Their entrepreneurial spirit, deeply rooted in cultural values, is driving transformative initiatives and setting new benchmarks in the business sector.
Panellists Include:
- Anau Mesui-Henry – Co-Founder, Four Shells Kava Lounge; AUT Business School Alumnus
- Joanna Bourke – CEO, Pacific Cooperation Foundation
- Ciccone Hakaraia-Turner – Current Bachelor of Business Student, International Business and Strategy, AUT
Facilitators:
- Rachael Marsters – Employability Relationship Manager, ELAB, AUT
- Laura Keil-Hall – CEO and Co-Executive, Pacific Business Hub; AUT Business School Alumnus
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WHEN: |
Thursday, 19th
September 2024 6:45pm – 7:30pm kai and networking |
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WHERE: |
WG201, Sir Paul Reeves Building Auckland CBD |
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DRESS CODE: |
Cultural attire is encouraged |
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