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A maori business is recognize itself as a Maori business. Moreover, it will be hold by Maori and they higher most of the staff Maori people. Lastly, it will defined as the value of maori culture and religion also. (ministry of education, 2013)

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A collective focus as opposed to an individual focus. (Iwi investor, 2013)

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A collective focus as opposed to an individual focus. (Iwi investor, 2013)

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A Maori business is identified as a business which value Maori culture and tikanga. (Ministry of education, 2013)

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Maori businesses are culturally different than the streamline businesses as they inherent different values and responsibilities. These change the way they conduct their business different than the others. We generally view Māori businesses to be a Māori-owned entity with large ownership base. Maori people and resources often benefit from these businesses through their contributions to things such as land, water, farms and forestry owned by hapu or iwi groups. (IWIinvestor, 2013) (New Zealand Government, 2013)

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We decipher a Māori business to be a Māori-operated business,  owned by a group or individual maori (iwi investor, 2013)

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We decipher a Māori business to be a Māori-operated business,  owned by a group or individual maori (iwi investor, 2013)

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Maori Business can simply be an organisation with an influence of Maori culture, values and beliefs. (Ministry of Education, 2013)

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Maori Business can simply be an organisation with an influence of Maori culture, values and beliefs. (Ministry of Education, 2013)

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Culture, values, traditions, modern techniques, technologies. (Ogg, 2013)

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The 5 key aspects of maori business  Values, Tikanga, Vision, Ownership, share holders      (tpk, n.d.)

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The 5 key aspects of maori business  Values, Tikanga, Vision, Ownership, share holders      (tpk, n.d.)

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A business that is based more on a collective focus and people motivation over individual gain (observation from various sources

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A business that is based more on a collective focus and people motivation over individual gain (observation from various sources

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Identify 5 aspects or characteristics of a Maori Business?Putake: The purpose of the businessTikanga: The protocols or Code of conduct of the business.Kaitiakitanga: Guides or guidelinesRangatiratanga: Social structures, Relationship building.(Ministry of Education, 2013)

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Identify 5 aspects or characteristics of a Maori Business?Putake: The purpose of the businessTikanga: The protocols or Code of conduct of the business.Kaitiakitanga: Guides or guidelinesRangatiratanga: Social structures, Relationship building.(Ministry of Education, 2013)

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The dynamics of a Maori Business is run by their beliefs and values. It is designed to sustain their resources and benefit the iwi, hapu and whanua. (IWIinvester, 2013)

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1. Pūtake – The source of the existence of Maori business

2. Tūranga – The business structure e.g. sole-trader, partnership or company

3. Tikanga – Their beliefs, morals, rules and protocols

4. Kaitiakitanga – Protection of their environment and its natural resources

5. Rangatiratanga – How they govern their business in leadership

(TKI TE KETE IPURANGI, 2013).

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Tikanga is their beliefs, morals, rules and protocols (TKI TE KETE IPURANGI, 2013). Te Wanaga o Aotearoa show that they carry the values which are tikanga based te aroha – mutual respect and care for others, te whakapono – proper work ethics, nga ture – acting on those work ethics brining honor to the workplace and kotahianga – working together as one (Te Wananga o Aotearoa, 2018).

Kaitiakitanga is guardianship of every element of the business to protect natural resources, intellectual property of their Maori language and culture as well as their workers wellbeing (New Zealand Qualifications Authority, 2013).

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Maori businesses utilize in their mission statements the essence of spiritual values, which turns to cultural, then connected to social and economic values (TKI TE KETE IPURANGI, 2013). This is different to the fundamental elements of a non-Maori business.

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1. Parininihi ki Waitotara – Farm Management Land & Sea

2. Pukeroa Oruawhata – Property Development

3. Te Wananga o Aotearoa – Tertiary Education

4. Aotearoa Fisheries LTD – 50% Sealord

5. Ngati Whatua ki Orakei – land Development, Healthcare, Housing & Investment

(Te Wananga o Aotearoa, 2018)

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Parininihi ki Waitotara – Ensure their current assets see growth for their people and surpass economically whilst caring for their people and lands (Parininihi ki Waitotara , 2016).

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To protect and expand the Maori cultural society (Parininihi ki Waitotara , 2016).