About Us
Digital Indigenous has the logistical capability and experience to tailor training to specfic needs.
Digital Indigenous.Com Ltd (“Digital Indigenous”) is a consultancy company established in May 2001. We provide cutting edge training, strategic advice, project management, management and consultancy services within the health and other sectors in Aotearoa/New Zealand. We work closely with organisations that are interested in advancing Māori health and wellbeing - including: iwi; government agencies; district health boards; NGOs; Māori health providers; community organisations and private entities.
Tania Hodges RPN, BSocSci, GradDipMgmt, PGCBR, GradDip (Te Reo), MBA (Distinction)
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Tania has iwi affiliations with Ngāti Pāhauwera, Ngāti Ranginui, Ngāti Haua and Ngāti Tūwharetoa.
Tania has extensive experience in funding, contracting, strategy, Māori/iwi relationships, leadership, and workforce and community development. Tania is the Managing Director of Digital Indigenous.com Limited; Ministerial Appointment on the Waikato District Health Board. She is also the Deputy Chair of Ngāti Pāhauwera Development and Tiaki Trusts; Director on the Ngāti Pāhauwera Commercial Development Limited; Director of Ngāti Pāhauwera Development Custodian Limited; Director of Ngāti Pāhauwera Tiaki Custodian Limited; and a Justice of the Peace. Tania is passionate about making a positive difference and strives for excellence in both worlds. “A social cultural conscience with a business edge.” |
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Grant Berghan MBA Distinction
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Grant is from the Tai Tokerau region with links to Ngāpuhi, Ngātiwai and Te Rarawa Iwi. He is a self-employed consultant specializing in Māori development matters.
He has extensive experience in the health and labour market sectors. He has been the CEO of the Raukawa Settlement Trust, CEO of the Ngati Kahu Social and Health Services Trust, the CEO of Hauora.com, a national Māori workforce development organisation, and a General Manager of Māori, Public Health and Mental Health at the Taranaki District Health Board. He has also been the CEO of a Regional Māori Public Health organisation (Te Hau Ora o te Tai Tokerau), a National Māori Employment Commissioner, Northland Regional Manager of government work programmes, an auditor of health programmes, a Probation Officer, a Social Worker and also a freelance journalist for a Paris-based weekly newspaper. Grant has experience in policy development and implementation, funding, advocacy, facilitation and evaluation. He was a Government appointed member to the Youth Suicide Advisory Panel, Māori Mental Health Advisory Committee and is a current member of the Māori Advisory Board to the Public Health Directorate with the Ministry of Health. Grant is the co-facilitator with Tania on Digital Indigenous’ key leadership programmes. He enjoys healthy living, travel and endurance sports. |
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