Āporei Māori | Māori Principal Advisor
- Wellington
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Closing date: Jun 2, 2024
- Permanent
- Wellington
Me tau ki te mahi ā-kapa, ki te akoaako haere hoki, me whai pūkenga mō te honohono, mō te whakaaweawe, mō te waihanga hononga hoki arā hei whakawhāiti mai i ngā rōpū kanorau me ngā hunga whai wāhi maha kia whai i te whāinga kotahi.Mehemea ka taurikura koe ki roto i tētahi taiao tere, ka taea e koe te whakarite aronga maha e taupatupatu ana, he pai hoki ki a koe te whai wāhi ki ngā mahi whakarato whai kounga, he tino huarahi pai tēnei huarahi mōu ki tētahi tūranga whai take, whai hua hoki.Ka kati ngā tono ā te Rātapu 2 o Hune 2024.Me tono mai ināianei!Haere mai, poipoia, whakatipuria hoki tō tātau rohe
Ka whai kaha tō tātau rohe me ōna whenua, awa, kararehe, tāngata hoki mehemea ka poipoia.Ki te rapu kōrero, me whakapā atu ki a Kylie Savage rānei i 027 404 0383 ki a Orissa Plimmer rānei i 027 935 9290 mō te kōrero muna.Ki te tono mai ki tēnei rtūranga ME noho koe he kirirarau nō Aotearoa, he kainoho rānei, kua whai rānei i te tika mahi ki Aotearoa me te pupuri i te pane uruwhenua e mana ana.Hei tōna wā e rite ana, ka tono mātau i ngā kōrero mō ō kaiwawao, nō reira ka inoi atu kia kaua e raua mai ina ka tuku mai i tō Tātai Tangata.We are the landing place where our people can come to rest upon, a safe space.
A place where excellence and culture are encouraged and ultimately, recognised.
Kia tau ai te mauri tū, te mauri ora ki te katoa. Nau mai, tau mai! Vitality and well-being for all. Welcome, settle here!Mō te Pakihi | About the Company:The role of Te Pane Matua Taiao; Greater Wellington Regional Council (GWRC) is to protect our environment while meeting the cultural, social and economic needs of our communities. They're specifically responsible for the region's natural environment; including flood protection, biosecurity, provision of regional parks, public transport planning and funding, and partnering for climate change resilience.Within the council, Te Hunga Whiriwhiri rōpū embrace their privileged role upholding Te Tiriti o Waitangi and the values of the partnership between GWRC and mana whenua in the region. They provide support and advice on governance relationships, strategic and operational leadership, policy and planning which unlocks the potential of Māori communities, effective communication and engagement with Māori and leadership on te reo, tikanga and mātauranga Māori.Mō te Tūranga | About the Role:The Aporei Māori, Principal Advisor Māori plays a pivotal role in policy analysis, strategic advice, and research for the leadership team. You'll provide expert guidance on how GWRC upholds the Treaty of Waitangi principles and fosters Māori participation in decision-making processes. As the primary Māori policy advisor, you'll lead cross-departmental projects, shape organisational narratives, and provide coaching across the organisation.Reporting directly to Te Pou Whakarae, the Aporei Māori cultivates relationships with mana whenua and Māori community leaders, influencing governance arrangements and advancing shared priorities. Your responsibilities include leading policy development, understanding past, present and upcoming relevant legislation, maintaining information resources, and providing expert advice on Māori policy matters. Additionally, you'll lead GWRC's involvement in Treaty settlement negotiations and oversee their implementation.Mōu | About You:You'll have a deep understanding of the Treaty of Waitangi principles and tikanga Māori, particularly kaitiakitanga and the management of natural resources and the Resource Management Act and the Local Government Act. Sound knowledge of local government processes, strategic acumen and political savvy are essential in navigating the sometimes ambiguous and politically complex environment.With at least 10 years' of senior level leadership experience, you'll demonstrate expertise in providing advice, influencing stakeholders, and engaging leaders from governance tables to marae. Your track record should reflect successful application of business and management principles, including strategic planning, resource allocation, change management, and coordination of people, projects, and resources.Effective teamwork, coaching and mentoring abilities are required as are strong networking, influencing, and relationship-building skills to bring together diverse groups with multiple stakeholders together working towards a common purpose.If you thrive in a fast-paced environment, have the ability to manage competing priorities, and enjoy contributing to high-quality service standards, this role offers a rewarding opportunity to make a meaningful impact.Applications close Sunday, 2 June 2024.Come help treasure and grow our rohe together
Our rohe and its lands, waterways, animals, plants and people can only grow stronger if they are nurtured.Me tono mai inaīanei | Apply Now!To find out more, please get in touch with Kylie Savage on 027 404 0383 or Orissa Plimmer on 027 935 9290 for a confidential kōrero.To apply for this vacancy, you MUST be a New Zealand citizen, resident, or have already secured the right to work in New Zealand and therefore hold a valid visa.At the appropriate stage we will request your references, we ask that you do not include them on your CV when applying.We are the landing place where our people can come to rest upon, a safe space.
A place where excellence and culture are encouraged and ultimately recognised.Kia tau ai te mauri tū, te mauri ora ki te katoa. Nau mai, tau mai! Vitality and well-being for all. Welcome, settle here!
Mahi.co.nz