Author: Amber Nicholson
Amber Nicholson (Ngāruahine)
BMD (AUT), BCom(Hons), PhD Candidate
Amber is a PhD candidate at the University of Auckland Business School (UABS); researcher at the Mira Szászy Research Centre for Māori and Pacific Economic Development; on the exec committee of the UABS Ngā Taniwha Māori Alumni network; and moonlights as a bartender and social butterfly. Her current doctoral research 'Arohia ngā tapuwae o ngā tūpuna: Heed the footprints of the ancestors' looks at Māori spirituality within business, specifically how the energy of ancestral landscapes shape business (or something). She completed a Bachelor of Commerce with First Class Honours in 2012 titled 'A Takarangi of Well-being: An Ambicultural Approach to Business and Economics'.
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