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My work lives at the intersection of culture, creativity, and system design — where Māori knowledge and modern innovation meet.

I’m a self-confessed philosopher and strategist, holding a postgraduate degree in Māori Management.
Like many wāhine, I wear many hats; mother, wife, business owner, artist, and everything in between. 

Where others see problems, I see opportunities.

Through writing, design, and strategic frameworks, I explore what it means to build a future that is both culturally grounded and globally relevant. My kaupapa is simple: to help our people create, connect, and thrive — guided by the values of whanaungatanga, manaakitanga, pukengatanga, kotahitanga, wairuatanga, and rangatiratanga.

The wisdom of my tūpuna shapes everything I do. They are the foundation, the guidance, and the pathway that reminds me to walk forward with courage, balance, and integrity. 

This site is a living archive of ideas and stories that explore how Māori can shape the systems of tomorrow.
It’s where art meets economy, and strategy becomes storytelling. 

Each project begins with whakapapa and is woven with the same intent: to restore balance between people and whenua, between innovation and tikanga, between the past we honour and the future we design. 

I believe our greatest resources are not financial, but spiritual and relational.
When we invest in our stories, our people, and our collective knowledge, we create a legacy that lasts generations.

My mahi bridges worlds where imagination becomes infrastructure and creativity becomes change.