Improving your Māori outcomes through procurement | Maurea

How to consider moving beyond cultural competency and into shifting your sights on driving meaningful change for Māori through procurement.

Precious will be joined on the panel with Kahurangi Malcolm from Puna Awarau, Fonteyn Moses-Te Kani from Westpac and Anna-Jane Edwards from Amotai.

Want to know how to maximise your Māori outcomes through procurement, check out our video.

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