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Providing Strategic Leadership Coaching. Powerful Personal Change. Business Optimization and Analysis.

Helping Small to Medium business owners to increase their Sales, Profits and Cash through simple systems and procedures, without having to spend a lot of money. By focusing on identifying your business and retirement goals we will put a plan in place to help you to achieve your financial and business goals. Maniapoto/Kahungunu/Rakaipaaka/Rangitane

Providing a full range of business and accounting consultancy services to Māori, for the Otago/Southland region. Phil is a Chartered Accountant, Māori Business mentor and a partner of the firm Polson Higgs. Ngai Tahu/Kahungunu

Quality management-systems and consultancy in the health and disability sector. These systems can also be adapted to other business industries.

Currently Ronda is studying an MBA part-time, Employment Relations Consultant, Visiting Justice, panel member of the National Kaitiaki Group, and full time Mother to Reva and Joshua Grills

Graham is the bio-resources advisor with Dunedin City's Economic Development Unit (EDU). His work covers Agriculture, Biotechnology, Food and Beverage, Fishing, Fibre and Textiles, Research and Development, and Maori Business Development. The EDU advocates for business within the DCC, if you have any issues with DCC Departments please give Graham a call to see how he can help.

Lee is a Chartered Accountant who has recently been involved with project management and accounting for Fulton Hogan in the South Otago region. Lee also contracts his time out for accounting and business advice and enjoys finding solutions for business activities

Barber shop in Mornington, Dunedin

Specialising in all facets of hair artistry and nail design, including eyelash tinting, brow shaping, hair extensions and dreadlocks.

Simon is of Ngai Tahu, Chinese and European descent, and though the waka form is distinctly Maori he says that it's use as a vessel for the living and the dead is pretty much a universal symbol. It is also a way for him to locate himself in the work. The waka forms are myself and also people around me - people who have passed away as well as those who are present. Simon works from his studio in Port Chalmers, Dunedin, as well as from his studio in Chengdu in the Sichuan province of southwest China.