Ko Ngā Rangatira

Dr Waikaremoana Waitoki

Her passion for kaupapa Māori research, the growth and development of Māori students within psychology and her commitment to growing Māori indigenous psychology keep her there.

Carole Koha

Carole is passionate about reducing inequalities and improving outcomes for tāngata motuhake and their whānau. She is seen as a taonga to her community and has made a measurable difference to people who have often been marginalised.

Dr Leanne Te Karu

Leanne works tirelessly across many domains to improve Hauora in its fullest definition.

Ruatau Perez

Ruatau Perez is passionate about sharing his knowledge of Whare Wānanga, guided by his own Tūpuna to share an indigenous worldview of health and well-being for modern-day living.

Phyllis Tangitu

It is my pleasure to write in support of one of the most thoughtful, kind leaders that I met in my working life.

Lady Tureiti Moxon

Tureiti Moxon is the definition of a transformational servant leader.

Pauline Allan Downs

Pauline is a registered nurse, and after a career as a practitioner and educator she provided clinical supervision and professional development for

Jonathan Koea

Professor Jonathan Koea is an Auckland-based general surgeon who specialises in the health of the liver, gallbladder, stomach, pancreas, and gastrointestinal tract.

Patrick Le Geyt

Patrick Le Geyt has over 25 years of experience working in health and disability in the commercial, public, and not-for-profit sectors.

Fay Selby Law

Throughout her career in health, she has also focused on uplifting the smokefree sector in Manawatu by supporting whānau, particularly wahine and māmā, in becoming smokefree.

Ellen Norman

He kūaka mārangaranga, kotahi te manu, i tau ki te tahuna, tau atu, tau atu, kua tau mai

Chas McCarthy

Chas demonstrates integrity each day, and people choose to seek and follow his advice. A leader is not measured by what they do but by others that choose to follow.