Pae Matua
Graduate Certificate in Social Change Leadership (University of Melbourne, 2022); Bachelor of Arts in Māori Resource Management (Victoria University of Wellington, 2012); AMINZ Mediation Skills Intensive (2025); Te Uranga Anamata Tupu Tonu Directorship Capability Programme; PRINCE2 Project Management; Level 4 Certificate in Adult Education and Training; Level 6 Event Management; Associate Certified Meta-Coach and NLP/Neuro-Semantics Certification; Financial Literacy Facilitation Certification (Massey University); Te Ataarangi Reo Māori.
Graduate Certificate in Social Change Leadership (University of Melbourne, 2022); Bachelor of Arts in Māori Resource Management (Victoria University of Wellington, 2012); AMINZ Mediation Skills Intensive (2025); Te Uranga Anamata Tupu Tonu Directorship Capability Programme; PRINCE2 Project Management; Level 4 Certificate in Adult Education and Training; Level 6 Event Management; Associate Certified Meta-Coach and NLP/Neuro-Semantics Certification; Financial Literacy Facilitation Certification (Massey University); Te Ataarangi Reo Māori.
Kaye-Maree Dunn
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Discipline and Expertise:
Co-Design
Communications
Engagement & Facilitation
Kairangahau/researcher
Innovator
Business owner
Kaikōkiri ki te kāinga (grassroots kaimahi)
Available for work:
Māori tech entrepreneur, governance leader and facilitator specialising in strategy, innovation, relationship building and community development.
Designing the social, digital and governance systems Māori communities run on
Kaiwhakahaere, Making Everything Achievable (MEA)
Kaye-Maree Dunn (Te Rarawa, Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Mahanga, Ngāi Tāmanuhiri, Ngāi Te Rangikoianaake) is a social architect and Māori tech entrepreneur. She is Kaiwhakahaere of Making Everything Achievable, a kaupapa Māori consultancy founded in 2010 that works in intentional social design, programme design and human-centred organisational design. MEA's Intentional Design Process shapes how it scopes partnerships, builds governance programmes for marae and Māori trusts and helps organisations across Aotearoa adopt AI with Māori data sovereignty and ethical use at the centre.
Kaye-Maree co-founded Āhau, a whakapapa and digital identity platform, and is CEO of Indigital Blockchain Limited. She chairs Te Awe Wellington Māori Business Network, is a director of the New Zealand Society of Genealogists and holds fellowships with the Atlantic Fellows, Edmund Hillary Fellowship and Asia 21. Her awards include Māori Entrepreneur of the Year (GEN NZ, 2023) and the Te Pou Whirinaki Business Collaboration Award (MWDI, 2025). She lives at PukeAute Papakāinga near Te Hauke, Hawke's Bay.
Kaye-Maree co-founded Āhau, a whakapapa and digital identity platform, and is CEO of Indigital Blockchain Limited. She chairs Te Awe Wellington Māori Business Network, is a director of the New Zealand Society of Genealogists and holds fellowships with the Atlantic Fellows, Edmund Hillary Fellowship and Asia 21. Her awards include Māori Entrepreneur of the Year (GEN NZ, 2023) and the Te Pou Whirinaki Business Collaboration Award (MWDI, 2025). She lives at PukeAute Papakāinga near Te Hauke, Hawke's Bay.
