About

Clarinda Tivoli

Founder, Ever Uvi Community
Indigenous Marketing and Sales Strategist
Cultural Story Keeper

Clarinda Tivoli is a Pacific Island entrepreneur, business educator, and the founder of Ever Uvi Community – an indigenous marketing and sales support resource for the conscious business community. Born in Aotearoa New Zealand to Samoan and Fijian parents, Clarinda draws upon a cultural and entrepreneurial lineage that challenges capitalist business norms, and nurtures long-term, community-centered growth. Her clients range from Nobel Peace Prize nominees to Olympic athletes and influencial grassroots organizers.

As a mother, sailor and Pasifika dancer, Clarinda’s work is influenced by her experience birthing and raising children in Hawaiʻi where she lives, deepening into Pasifika kinships and its successful frameworks that persist, despite cultural erasure. Detoxing from prior corporate burnout, Clarinda is also highly sensitive to the balancing of revenue growth with sustainable impact, progressing at the speed of people.

Clarinda teaches classes that offer an indigenous framework of story keeping in marketing (not just storytelling), consensual business practice (emphasis on the sensual), and an approach to business as ceremony.

Through her teaching, public speaking, and mentorship, she invites others to reclaim business as a space for cultural perpetuation and continuity, intergenerational wealth, and transformative justice.