Dilin Duwa global members

Global members

Dilin Duwa Global Members are drawn from our national and international networks, bringing global insights to our work.

• 
  Dr Skye Akbar

  Enterprise Fellow, University of South Australia

  (Marketing)

  Wankatha

• 
  Dr Ian Allsop

  Associate Faculty

  (Leadership)

• 
  Dr Rick Colbourne

  Assistant Dean, Equity and Inclusive Communities, Sprott School of Business

  (Indigenous Leadership and Management)

  Anishinaabe

• 
  Dr. Rochelle Côté

  Assistant Professor, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Memorial University of Newfoundland

  (Sociology)

• 
  Dr Kiri Dell

  Director Māori And Pacific Academic Success, University of Auckland

  (Māori economic development, entrepreneurship, and Indigenous rights)

  Ngāti Porou

• 
  Dr Joseph Scott Gladstone

  Assistant Professor, Washington State University

  (Native American Philosophy and Leadership)

  Blackfeet / Nez Perce

• 
  Associate Professor Ella Henry

  Director of Māori Advancement, AUT Business School

  (Indigenous Business, Entrepreneurship and Leadership)

  Ngātikahu ki Whangaroa / Ngāti Kuri / Te Rārawa

• 
  Dr Dara Kelly

  Assistant Professor, Simon Fraser University

  (Indigenous Business, Business and Society)

  LEQ’Á:MEL

• 
  Professor Anne Lytle

  Principle, Anne Lytle & Associates

  (Negotiations)

• 
  Professor Ana Maria Peredo

  Faculty, University of Victoria

  (Environmental Studies)

• 
  Associate Professor Jeffrey A. Robinson

  Academic Director, Center for Urban Entrepreneurship & Economic Development Rutgers Business School

  (Social Entrepreneurship)

• 
  Associate Professor Matt Roskruge

  Director, Te Au Rangahau, Massey University

  (Economics)

  Te Ātiawa and Ngāti Tama

• 
  Professor Chellie Spiller

  Associate Dean Māori, University of Waikato's Management School

  (Māori and Indigenous Business and Governance)

  Ngāti Kahungunu ki Wairoa

• 
  Dr Matthew Storey

  Director, Office of the Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Council, Victorian Department of Premier & Cabinet

  (Law and Business Administration)

• 
  Professor Ian Williamson

  Dean, Paul Merage School of Business

  (Organisational Behaviour)