Iwi member on Te Tatau o Te Arawa Charitable Trust: Partnership between Rotorua Lakes Council and Te Arawa Tribal entity focused on acquiring Te Arawa views on municipality matters
Quayside Holdings Ltd - Holding company for Quayside group
Quayside Properties Ltd - Commercial properties
Quayside Securities Ltd - Operates as a trustee
Te Arawa Federation of Maori Authorities Inc; Deputy Chairman; Advocacy service for Te Arawa Land Trusts and Incorporations
Indigenuity Limited: Maori Land Advice services
Kahukiwi Experience Limited: Maori Land Trust Tourism business; Subsidiary Company of a Maori Land Incorporation
NOA New Zealand Limited: Maori Insurance brokerage services
Quayside Holdings Limited: Commercial Investment services as a CCO of Bay of Plenty Regional Council
Te Taru White Consultancy Limited: Consultancy services for Indigenous socio-economic development in New Zealand and Internationally as required
Bay of Plenty Regional Council
Tauranga Rotary Centennial Trust for the Kopurererua Valley Restoration
Te Arawa Primary Sector Inc; Executive Committee member; Provides land management and development advocacy and advice to Maori Land Trusts and Incorporations within the Te Arawa Tribal region
Trustee of Rotorua Museum Centennial Trust (RMCT), which has sought Council funding for Te Whare Taonga o Te Arawa
Indigenuity Limited Maori Land Advice services
Kahukiwi Exprerience Limited: Subsidiary Company of a Maori land Incorporation; One of three Directors with voting rights; Pecuniary interest only in Maori land Incorporation as a listed Maori shareholder under Te Ture whenua Maori Act 1953
NOA New Zealand Limited: Maori Insurance brokerage services
Quayside Holdings Ltd - Holding company for Quayside group
Quayside Properties Ltd - Commercial properties
Quayside Securities Ltd - Operates as a trustee
Te Taru White Consultancy Limited Consultancy services for Indigenous socio-economic development in New Zealand and Internationally as required
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