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Holding the distinguished position as the Theresa Gattung Chair for Women in Entrepreneurship, Professor Christine Woods has pioneered several transformative initiatives, which she highlights in this short reflection.

By embracing the uniqueness of Māori language and culture and respecting the individuality of each employee, organisations can foster a more inclusive and culturally aware work environment.

Hone Arohaina Te Topa Thorpe articulates how business efficiency from a te ao Māori perspective goes beyond economic gains and prioritises the well-being of people, communities and the environment.

Professor Rod McNaughton on Aotearoa-New Zealand’s CEOs and board directors must prepare to address the climate challenge head-on.

Dr Rachel Wright, Director of Executive and Professional Development, emphasises the importance of taking a break to boost productivity, after returning from a recent holiday in Japan.

The University of Auckland's Business School's kaiārahi talks about innovation in Te Ao Māori.