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The Role of Māori Accountants in Economic Development: A Future Perspective

This analysis explores the evolving role of Māori accountants in advancing Māori economic development. It delves into historical contexts such as land wars and the individualization of Māori land titles, showcasing how these events shape today's business landscape. The paper highlights current trends, including the increasing involvement of youth and women in accounting professions, professional development, and the diversification of Māori-owned businesses. It emphasizes the importance of strong leadership and community engagement for future growth.

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The Role of Māori Accountants in Economic Development: A Future Perspective

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  1. The Role of Maori Accountants in Maori Economic Development A View of the Future from the Future Celia Wihongi Kowhai Consulting Ltd

  2. Where have we come from? • Sale of produce / labour • Individualisation of title of Maori land • Land wars • Maori-owned land based businesses • Treaty settlements

  3. Where are we now? • Involvement • Young • Formal qualifications • More women • Type of organisation • Diversification of options • Professional development

  4. Where are we now? Overall Excellence in Business Kokakotaea Forestry Corporation Maori Business Awards 2005

  5. Where are we now? Photo: Waitomo Farm, Marae Pact Trust

  6. Where are we now? Photo: Waitomo Farm, Marae Pact Trust

  7. Where are we now? Source: Community Employment Group Website,Employment Matters

  8. Where are we now? • National Maori organisations • Emerging rangatahi • Shift to the regions • Fluent speakers of Te Reo

  9. Where are we heading?  • Strong national Maori organisations • Strong leaders • Strong “grass roots” • Strong Te Reo and tikanga

  10. My Challenge toMaori Accountants Get involved in “grass roots”

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