Roles and responsibilities

Ngāpuhi Asset Holding Company Limited, also referred to as ‘NAHC’ is the Group’s commercial entity, ensuring the financial future of Ngāpuhi and facilitating opportunities for regional growth and development.

NAHC was formed as a separate commercial company in 2007 and operates with a Board of Directors. The organisation is lead by CEO Paul Knight and his team.

The company strives to balance economic growth with the values and long term objectives of its parent body, Te Rūnanga-Ā-Iwi-Ō-Ngāpuhi.

In the short history of the company they have concentrated on the diversification of their investments. Their long term vision is to protect the financial future of Ngāpuhi and provide opportunity for growth and development.

Their key services include:

• Significant Māori fisheries quota holder
• Major shareholder in Moana New Zealand with association in Sealord
• Deepwater fisheries operations
• Joint owner of Kaikohe Berries
• Local commercial property portfolio
• Equity / investment portfolio
• Business development.

Structure

NAHC is a subsidiary of Te Rūnanga-Ā-Iwi-Ō-Ngāpuhi and an important partner organisation within the Ngāpuhi Rūnanga Group.

NAHC is also the parent company for a subsidiary company, Kaikohe Berries.

Board of Directors

NAHC is governed by a Board of Directors with extensive governance experience, knowledge and networks.

Nick Wells
CHAIR

Elena Trout
DIRECTOR

Nicole Anderson
DIRECTOR/TRAION REPRESENTATIVE

A list of Board member’s other board and governance roles are available in the latest Annual Report (see pages 48-54).

Achievements and highlights

You can also read the Board Chair’s report in current and previous years TRAION Annual Reports

2021 NAHC Chair Report
2020 NAHC Chair Report
2019 NAHC Chair Report
2018 NAHC Chair Report
2017 NAHC Chair Report
2016 NAHC Chair Report
2015 NAHC Chair Report