World Indigenous Business Forum 2018

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1 World Indigenous Business Forum 2018 Inspiring Indigenous Futures R o t o r u a, N e w Z e a l an d O c t o b e r 8 1 2, Full 4-day Conference Programme ki aotearoa in New Zealand Rotorua, New Zealand October 9 11, 2018

2 Pre-Conference Symposium Pre-conference Pōwhiri Cultural Day Monday 8th October Tuesday 9th October Official WIBF Welcome and Opening Pre-Conference Symposium 9am 4pm Te Hononga - Researchers symposium for Indigenous Economic Development Toi ohomai Rotorua Campus 9:30am 12pm Te Hononga is organised in partnership with toi ohomai and auckland university Entrance is free but registration is required and spaces are limited. To view programme and register go to teohuwhaiao.org/tehononga 12pm 4pm 1pm 6pm Powhiri and Formal Cultural Welcome to Te Arawa, Rotorua and Aotearoa NZ Hosts: Ngati Whakaue, Te Arawa and Te Ohu Whai ao Tamatekapua Meeting House Te Papa-i-ouru Marae Ohinemutu, Rotorua optional afternoon activities various locations, rotorua Pre-registration Rotorua Energy Events Centre Queens Dr

3 Day one wednesday 10th October The honourable james gordon carr, minister of international trade diversification, canada Lunch Hangarau Technology in Indigenous Business Whakawhanaungatanga Welcome 7:00am all day 8:30 9:00 8:40 9:15 Registration karakia and conference opening - MC - Miriama Kamo - Te Ohu Whai Ao / indigenous leadership development institute inc - NZ Government representative - tbc KEYNOTE SPEAKER 2:00 2:30 - Machines, Nanotechnology, Genetics What does it mean for the future of Indigenous business Dave Archambault, chief consulting officer for Firstnation healthcare Standing Rock Sioux Nation, US rachel taulelei, chief executive officer for kono nz, ngāti raukawa, ngāti rarua, ngāti koata Morning tea break 1 Rangtahi Panel 1 Ministerial Panel Youth leading the future of business sponsored by MBIE MFAT to confirm topic / actions as part of Bilateral Symposium impacting global Indigenous business Shopify confirmed, topic to be agreed Roger Dennis, founder of innovation matters, NZ 2:30 2:45 Afternoon Tea whanaungatanga - indigenous business collaborating globally āpōpō Imagining Indigenous Futures 9:15 Mikaela Jade, managing director of indigital storytelling, Cabrogal, AU 2:00 Conference Co-Chairs - Hosts Monty Morrison JP and Norma Sturley welcome remarks - Story of our lives: The reality of augmented reality 2:45 3:15 Connecting our geographical dots: Drawing the big picture of Indigenous sovereignty Wayne Garnons-Williams, chair of internationa inter-tribal trade and investment, CA 3:15 3:45 Panel speakers - Empowering Indigenous voices on energy and exploration 3:45 4:15 Tangihanga and Tikanga 4:15 MC Recap and Day One closing remarks 6:30 late NEAL BARNES, CEO of MINESTAR, ca BENEDICTO MELIN Francis and Kaiora Tipene, directors of tipene funeral homes, Te Rarawa, nz WIBF Reception Dinner Sponsored by ngati wh akaue trusts

4 Day two thursday 11th October lunch Kaitiaki Taiao Indigenous Business Responsibility and the Environment Speaker - Opportunities from the realm of native science 1:50 Speaker - inland port project 1:50 2:20 Speaker Food Economics 2:20 2:50 Speaker Kiana L. Frank, assistant professor at university of hawaii, mānoa Whakawhanaungatanga Welcome 8am all day Registration 8:30 8:35 karakia timatanga & welcome remarks 8:35 9:05 keynote speaker - Monty Morrison (co-chair) Karakia Timatanga - MCs - miriama kamo & TBC - Welcome remarks dr. kholode al-obaidli, chief learning officer of sidra medical and research centre, qatar Ngā Uri o Maui Indigenous Entrepreneurship 9:05 9:40 2:50 3:05 Māori Business panel facilitated by richard jefferies Tanira Kingi, Te Arawa Aroha Armstrong, Callaghan innovation kiri nathan, fashion MDA, Tourism 5 min entertainment - slam poetry international business panel Facilitated by jason mika Apulu Tu'u'u Uta'i Mary Kalala Autagavaia, samoa alex bangsoy, Phillipines ray allen, papua new guinea dalyn bear, ca Richard Jefferies, general manager - commercial of tainui group holdings, nz Raj Patel, award-winning writer, activist and academic, UK Luis Velasquez, social TV Program Investment and Development (Inversión y Desarollo) Guatemala Afternoon tea Hāpai te Hapori Building Global Indigenous Communities 3:05 3:35 Panel sponsored by mwdi - tā kōha 3:35 4:05 Indigenous sustainability through procurement practice a panel discussion teresa tepania-ashton, ceo of mwdi, nz murray saylor, founder, tagai management consultants ruth link, senior manager, ey Tania pouwhare, social intrapreneur, southern initiative team Facilitated by selwyn hayes Morning tea break- networking Mana Wahine Indigenous Global Women in Business 1 4:05 4:35 keynote - the citizen potawatomi nation success story 1 Keynote - The power of the Aboriginal voice at the boardroom table 4:40 4:50 WIBF 2019 Country announcement International Panel - Indigenous women leading global change her royal highness Princess Salote Mafile o Pilolevu Tuita, Tonga kristal kinsela, partner & director of indigenous professional services, jawoyn & wiradjuri nations, au Dr. Kholode, Dr. Kiri dell, princess salote, kristal kinsela, mikaela jade Facilitated by rachel petero 4:55 closing dr. jim collard, economic development director for citizen potawatomi nation, us Andrew carrier, Rosa walker and anjil hunt closng karakia Monty Morrison

5 Day four friday 12th October 9:00am - 4:00pm Industry Field Trips Hosted by: For any enquiries, please contact Tatiana Kiwi-Knight Te Ohu Whai Ao Trust tatiana@kiwiknight.nz Phone: We thank our sponsors for helping to make WIBF 2018 happen: