Post by Kiwi Frontline on Oct 2, 2017 16:23:33 GMT 12
MĀORI BUSINESSWOMAN BRINGING CULTURE TO BOARDROOMS
An Auckland woman is on a mission to connect 10,000 business people with Māori culture.
There are huge commercial gains to be made, as the Māori economy is worth $50 billion and growing.
Precious Clark brought Māori culture to the world with her karanga during the opening of the 2011 Rugby World Cup.
Now she's bringing tikanga (customs) and Te Reo Māori to the boardrooms of some of New Zealand's largest companies.
"When New Zealanders start to embrace Māori culture we're able to use it on a global stage, which gives us a point of difference," Ms Clark told Newshub....
www.newshub.co.nz/home/money/2017/10/m-ori-businesswoman-bringing-culture-to-boardrooms.html
An Auckland woman is on a mission to connect 10,000 business people with Māori culture.
There are huge commercial gains to be made, as the Māori economy is worth $50 billion and growing.
Precious Clark brought Māori culture to the world with her karanga during the opening of the 2011 Rugby World Cup.
Now she's bringing tikanga (customs) and Te Reo Māori to the boardrooms of some of New Zealand's largest companies.
"When New Zealanders start to embrace Māori culture we're able to use it on a global stage, which gives us a point of difference," Ms Clark told Newshub....
www.newshub.co.nz/home/money/2017/10/m-ori-businesswoman-bringing-culture-to-boardrooms.html