Standing Rock leader Dave Archambault II, who led the opposition to the Dakota Access Pipeline, has shared his experiences with the movement at the World Indigenous Business Forum in Rotorua.
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NewsStanding Rock leader speaks at WIBF
Former chairman of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, Dave Archambault, is urging indigenous business groups to engage with institutions who provide financial assistance to corporate companies looking to utilise their land.
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Traditional welcome for World Indigenous Business Forum delegates
The chairman of the Māori Indigenous Business Development Trust welcomed delegations from more than 25 countries at the opening of the World Indigenous Business Forum in Rotorua.
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World Indigenous Business Forum begins today
The World Indigenous Business Forum 2018 kicks off in Rotorua today.
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Indigenous business on the rise
A Canadian delegation is heading to the World Indigenous Business Forum in Rotorua this week.
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Māori businesses welcome $1.7mil provincial fund
The Matamata-Piako Māori business community is welcoming a $1.7mil investment from the government to unlock new opportunities in the region's tourism infrastructure.
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Tegel's mega chicken factory scrapped by OIO
Celebrations are underway since Tegel's mega chicken factory has been scrapped by the Overseas Investment Office.
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Special discount for rangatahi at World Indigenous Business Forum
To encourage more rangatahi to attend, a discounted registration fee is on offer to anyone over 25 who registers both themselves and someone under 25.
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Business leader calls for action to protect Māori culture in commerce
A Māori businessman says intellectual property is essential to protecting Māori culture on the global stage and that New Zealand needs to act fast to protect it from being claimed or exploited by others.
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Connecting Māori business to indigenous people worldwide
More than 500 indigenous businesses from over 25 countries will attend the World Indigenous Business Forum next month. An official welcome was held for the delegation by the Māori Indigenous Business Development Trust, who are hosting the forum.
