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Advertising Feature Career13: Te Runanga Group

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Te Rūnanga Group is a dynamic and contemporary organisation that supports the tribal institutions of Ngāi Tahu, the aspirations of Ngāi Tahu Whānui and is guided by the vision:

'mō tātou, ā, mō kā uri ā muri ake nei'
(for us and our children after us).

Te Rūnanga is committed to the long-term benefit of the South Island and New Zealand, dedicated to the sustainable use of resources and sound environmental outcomes. We are committed to building relationships and ensuring we play an active role in the wider community. Everything we do is to build a stronger economic, social and cultural base for Ngāi Tahu people.

We can offer great opportunities to people with ambition and vision. Whether you are starting your career or are looking for your next move as an experienced professional, working for Ngāi Tahu may be the challenge you are looking for.

Connect with Ngāi Tahu via 'Ngā Pūkenga' - our online Talent Database http://www.ngaitahu.iwi.nz/Te-Runanga/Employment/. You can register your skills and experience allowing us to connect you with future opportunities such as current employment vacancies, scholarship opportunities or governance appointments.

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