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2024 Rōpū mahi tautoko steering and working groups
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Steering group members
Glenn Webber |
Ministry of Primary Industries |
Paul Conway |
Reserve Bank of New Zealand |
Kerryn Fowlie |
The Treasury |
Richard Laverty |
Te Puni Kōkiri |
Chrissie Hape |
Māori Economic Development Advisory Board and National Iwi Chairs |
Heta Hudson |
Whariki and Māori Business Networks |
Kirikōwhai Mikaere |
Kāhui Rararaunga |
Eru Tarena |
Tokona te Raki |
Mavis Mullins |
Māori Enterprise |
Amanda Reid |
BERL |
Shar Amner Kim Tuari |
Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment |
Working Group members
Members have been directly requested and/or nominated by their respective agencies.
Tyson Grootjens |
Reserve Bank of New Zealand |
Phil Evans |
The Treasury |
Melanie Berg |
Te Puni Kōkiri |
Geraldine Duoba |
Stats NZ |
Jamie Te Hiwi |
New Zealand Trade and Enterprise |
Darcy Graham |
Ministry of Social Development |
Toby Patrick Laarni Joy Mandap |
Ministry of Primary Industries |
Hillmaré Schulze Hugh Dixon |
BERL |
Puawai Wereta Tarah Nikora Arohanoa Biel-Nicholson |
Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment |