Associate – Che Wilson (Whanganui)
Maori Cultural Adviser
Che’s expertise is in Maori traditional knowledge, language and iwi development. He has worked as a translator and cultural adviser for several government departments and for three museums in the UK.  In 2006, Che was a cultural adviser for Cambridge University when the Pasifika Styles exhibition opened. Che has a Bachelor of Arts Honours Degree (International Relations) and a Maori Language Translator and Interpreter License.

Associate - Bradford Haami (Ngati Awa, Ngati Kahungunu, Kai Tahu, Tuwharetoa)
Maori Cultural Advisor
Brad is a researcher/writer in Maori oral and written history. He has extensive knowledge of published and unpublished books, journals and manuscripts available in all public libraries throughout New Zealand, as well as in oral archives. Brad is also a lecturer for a number of universities and other tertiary institutions in the areas of Maori history, Matauranga Maori (Maori world view of the natural world), film and television writing, and film making. He has worked as a journalist, film and TV director and producer, script consultant and music composer for film and television.