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About Us
In five easy questions

"Te au e kawea te waka”

“The current that carries the waka"

The meaning of AU

'Au' in te ao Māori describes the various states, positions, and movements in the realm of Tangaroa. These include water, tides, currents, waves, and the ocean. In special occasions of Māori oratory, 'au' is often spoken to articulate how currents and tides guide people on important and valuable journeys of discovery.
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Au are focused on guiding our partner's waka to success on a current of tiaki and manaaki

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Our symbol reflects the face of a manaia. A spiritual kaitiaki (guardian) with the head of a bird, the body of man, and tail of a fish representing the sky, the earth, and water. We believe our role is to ensure our clients a safe tide on their learning journey.






Our Whānau

Gloria Ewe  

CHIEF EXECUTIVE
Jahmaine Cummings-Hodge  
OPERATIONS | FINANCE

Karina Nepia  

BRAND | GLOBAL PARTNERSHIPS


Regan Close

COMMERCIAL

Sam Codnig

Client Delivery

Rose Viti

LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT

Jes Sweetman

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT


Anna Bowtell

OPERATIONS

Our Associates

Acacia Nightingale

GRAPHIC DESIGNER



James Kaa-Morgan
KAIAKO
LEARNING FACILITATOR

Tania Vercoelen

LEARNING INNOVATION



Jeromy Maurice Van Riel
KAIAKO
LEARNING FACILITATOR

Tom Alesana

KAIAKO
LEARNING FACILITATOR


 
Kataraina Hamiora-Reweti
KAIAKO
LEARNING FACILITATOR

Natua Kaa-Morgan

KAIAKO
LEARNING FACILITATOR



Sonaia Beard
KAIAKO
LEARNING FACILITATOR

Look familiar?
Our AU avatars

Our avatars used within our content are characters inspired by us, it's our real whānau! From the Tā moko to the pounamu, each piece has a mauri (lifeforce) a whakapapa. Not only do we provide learning solutions, we invite our learners to share our world with us!