Masoe Justis Kamu

Kaitūhono Matua | Senior Consultant

Asau, Falealupo, Sagone (Savai'i, Samoa), Faleasi'u, Satalo (Upolu, Samoa)

Masoe Justis Kamu is a seasoned strategic communications leader with over a decade of experience across diverse sectors, including media, infrastructure, aviation, and non-profit. As a proud Samoan bestowed with the chiefly title of Masoe (Asau, Savai'i), Justis brings a strong commitment to community and cultural understanding to all his endeavours.

He excels in advocacy, media relations, corporate communications, and strategy, consistently driving impactful outcomes. With proven leadership skills, Justis has successfully guided communications initiatives for a range of private and not-for-profit organisations, such as McConnell Dowell (The Waterview Connection Project), Auckland Airport, and The Cause Collective, among others.

He also possesses extensive governance experience, serving on the boards of Everybody Eats NZ and Roscommon School (Manurewa, Auckland). Born and raised in Tāmaki Makaurau, he holds a Bachelor of Communication Studies (Journalism Major) and a Bachelor of Laws from AUT University.

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Te Arawa, Ngāti Whakaue, Ngāti Pikiao

Holly is a zealous advocate of transparent, accessible government and has a keen interest in the effectiveness of regulatory systems.

Jesse Thompson

Kaitūhono Ariki | Principal Consultant

Ngāruahine, Ngāti Maniapoto, Ngai Tahu

Jesse is an experienced political strategist, with over a decade of experience working on political campaigns.

Dave Agnew

Kaitūhono Mātāmua | Junior Consultant

Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Kahu

Dave is an experienced communications and engagement professional, and is enthusiastic about making Parliament more accessible and engaging.

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Kaitūhono Mātāmua | Junior Consultant

Ngāpuhi

Mikayla is a driven professional with an extensive background in public policy and politics. Her expertise aligns with a dedication to fostering positive change.

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