University Report: Management of the Treaty of Waitangi Analysis

This report provides an analysis of the management of the Treaty of Waitangi, focusing on key aspects such as partnerships, stakeholder relationships, and the development of future strategies. The report examines the importance of partnerships with external stakeholders, including government establishments and Maori advisors, and how these relationships can influence business outcomes. It highlights the significance of Ngai Tahu's partnership in improving the lives of those involved and promoting social and cultural development within the Maori community. The report also explores crucial characteristics of Maori business practices, including joint ventures, assets, and financial partnerships. Furthermore, it outlines the need for successful business alignment, transparent agreements, executive engagement, and proper business planning to achieve effective management of the Treaty of Waitangi. The report concludes with a comprehensive list of references, providing a foundation for further research and understanding of the subject.

MANAGEMENT OF THE
TREATY OF WAITANGI
NAME OF THE STUDENT:
NAME OF THE UNIVERSITY:

PARTNERSHIP
The external shareholders, while considering the business case of the
organizations controlled by the Maoris are the Government
establishments and also the Maori advisors as they do not directly fall
under the business structure of the organizations.
Partnership with the Shareholder
There is a robust relationship in between the leadership of the
organization and the external stakeholders of the business who are in the
correct position to influence them and provide the best advice.
Explanation of the partnership of Ngai Tahu
The partnership of Ngai Tahu is important as because the partnership will
help the organization to improve the lives of the people involved in the
business and also involve in the improvement of the social and cultural
lives of the Maoris.

PARTNERSHIP
Key characteristics of Maori Business practice
Other interesting aspects of the growth trends of the organization include the likes of
acquiring the financial support are as follows;
 Joint Venture
 Partnerships
 Assets
 Finance and Banks
Partnerships
The partnership of the Maori businessmen with the external stakeholders can help improve
the business picture of the tribal areas in new Zealand and can also help in the
development of the cultural and economic scenario of New Zealand.

EXTERNAL STAKEHOLDERS

TASK 3
Development of Future Strategies
 Forming a successful business alignment
 Transparent agreement and contracts
 Engagement of the executives
 Proper business planning

REFERENCES
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