PROGRAMME
Whakapiki i te Putea
Raising Māori Investment Capability Conference
11 – 13 February 2020
Venue: Waikato University, Tauranga
Day 1 - Tuesday 11 February 2020
3:30pm – 7:00pm – Craig’s Investment Partners Board Room, 158 Cameron Road
DATE/TIME
SESSION TITLE
SPEAKER
3:00pm
Investment Education Workshop
Free to all conference attendees
Craig’s Investment Partners
Aaron Moores – Investment Advisor
5:30pm
Early Registration function and networking drinks
Open admission to all conference attendees
7:00pm
CLOSE
Day 2 - Wednesday 12 February 2020
8:00am – 10:00pm – Waikato University, Tauranga
DATE/TIME
SESSION TITLE
SPEAKER
8:00am
Registration and morning coffee
8:30am
Mihi whakatau / karakia
Tamati Tata & Ngai Tamarawaho
8:30am
Opening remarks
William Stewart – Conference Chair
8:35am
Mayoral welcome to Tauranga
Tenby Powell
SCENE SETTING
8:45am
New Zealand Business and Economy overview
Fran O’Sullivan
9:05am
Investment and the future of the Port
Mark Cairns – CEO, Port of Tauranga
9:40am
Governance – The good, the bad and the ugly
Jonathan Eriksen – Managing Director, Eriksens Global
10:15am
MORNING TEA
Sponsored by Eriksens Global
10:35am
The power of partnerships – lessons from the first 15 years for Tainui Group Holdings
Chris Joblin – CEO, Tainui Group Holdings
11:10am
Investment Strategy – When reaching for tools to grow the putea, we’ve tended to apply investment bank-type frame works but do they deliver all that Iwi need?
Mike Pohio – Director, Ngai Tahu Holdings
11:45am
Investment in the Energy Sector – shares and bond issues
Kevin Palmer – CFO, TrustPower
12:20pm
LUNCH
Sponsored by Port of Tauranga & Trustpower
12:50pm
Overview: The New Zealand Investment Environment
Mark Lister – Head of Private Wealth Research
1:30pm
Tem Hall – JMI Wealth Ltd, Tahito
2:05pm
Sponsor’s Address
Neil Paviour-Smith – AFA, Managing Director – Forsyth Barr
2:40pm
AFTERNOON TEA
Sponsored by Forsyth Barr
3:00pm
Transforming Maori Land through high value Horticulture
Liz Te Amo – CEO, Miro
3:35pm
Dr Riri Ellis & Hikitapua Ngata – Tukairangi Investments Ltd
4:10pm
The case for a Maori Bank
Matthew Tukaki – New Zealand Māori Bank
4:45pm
Chairperson closing remarks and karakia
William Stewart – Conference Chair
6:30pm
Networking drinks
Music – Peri Kohu
7:00pm
DINNER
8:00pm
Guest Speakers
Ian Taylor – Animated Research Ltd, Dunedin
8:40pm
DESSERT
Entertainment – Te Kapa Haka O Ngāti Ranginui
10:00pm
CLOSE
Day 3 - Thursday 13 February 2020
8:30am – 6:00pm – Waikato University, Tauranga
DATE/TIME
SESSION TITLE
SPEAKER
8:30am
Morning Coffee
8:50am
Karakia and opening remarks
William Stewart – Conference Chair
9:00am
Minister Nanaia Mahuta – Te Puni Kokiri
9:25am
Maori and Aboriginal comparative investment strategies and the lesson of the missing Maori balance sheet millions
Professor Dennis Foley – University of Canberra
10:00am
The active advantage: the case for having your money actively managed.
Steffan Berridge – Kiwi Invest
10:40am
MORNING TEA
Sponsored by Kiwi Invest
11:00am
Whaia te iti kahurangi: Aligning the entrepreneurial spirit, Maori community aspirations and global capital markets
Manu Caddie – Rua Bioscience
11:35am
If I had $150,000 to invest or an Iwi settlement of $150m what would I do?
Bruce Sheppard – Gilligan Sheppard
12:05pm
Tamarapa Lloyd – Toi Kai Rawa Trust
Introduced by Cr Matemoana McDonald
Sponsored by Bay of Plenty Regional Council
12:35pm
LUNCH
Sponsored by Bay of Plenty Regional Council
1:15pm
Investing in Maori/Cultural Tourism
Kristin Dunne & Simon Phillips – Tourism Bay of Plenty
1:50pm
Impact Investing
Bill Murphy – Impact Investing
2:25pm
Sponsor’s Address
Matt Clutterbuck – Bayleys Real Estate Tauranga
2:35pm
AFTERNOON TEA
Sponsored by Bayleys
3:00pm
MBIE speaker: Social Procurement for Maori
Tania Pouwhare – Maori Economic Development Board
3:35pm
Christian Hawkesby – Assistant Governor, General Manager Economics, Financial Markets and Banking, Reserve Bank
4:15pm
Closing remarks
William Stewart – Conference Chair
Tamati Tata – Karakia
4:30pm
Networking drinks
6:00pm
CLOSE
Whakapiki i te Putea – Raising Maori Investment Capability Conference to be held in Tauranga 11 – 13 February 2020. The programme involves speakers with expertise in all facets of investment activity and is designed to put in front of attendees a full range of investment options. One important reason for the conference is the continuing downward trend in bank interest rates. Because so many of our organisations rely on term deposits as a default investment strategy – what can be put in front of those people with investment responsibility on behalf of their organisations.
11 – 13 February 2020
Waikato University, Tauranga
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