actually does the business
OPINION:
Māori are finding success in business by honouring the past, tackling present challenges with kaha, and staying focused on the aspirations of future generations.
Now estimated to be in the realm of $70 billion, the Māori economy is an example of astonishing resilience. Māori companies work hard to balance people, planet, and profit, and they do this by prioritising values such as kaitiakitanga, whānaungatanga and manaakitanga through proactive guardianship of land and resources, building lasting relationships, and caring for families and communities.
This is particularly important to iwi-run businesses, as they are directly accountable to the whole tribe. Iwi organisations are now some of the biggest in Aotearoa New Zealand, controlling and managing significant land and assets.
Link to article: Why the Māori way of doing the business actually does the business - NZ Herald
