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2024 Rōpū mahi tautoko - steering group
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2024 Rōpū mahi tautoko - steering group
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Steering group members
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Glenn Webber |
Ministry of Primary Industries |
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Paul Conway |
Reserve Bank of New Zealand |
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Kerryn Fowlie |
The Treasury |
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Richard Laverty |
Te Puni Kōkiri |
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Chrissie Hape |
Māori Economic Development Advisory Board |
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Heta Hudson |
Whariki Māori Business Network |
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Kirikōwhai Mikaere |
Kāhui Rararaunga |
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Eru Tarena |
Tokona te Raki |
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Mavis Mullins |
Māori Enterprise / Agri-business leader |
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Shar Amner (Chair) |
Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment |
Last updated: 10 March 2025