More than 800 students received business degrees from the Shidler College of Business at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa last year, providing Hawai‘i’s business community a critical pipeline of future leaders.
Alexander & Baldwin has been a pioneer throughout its 150-year history, beginning in 1870 when two young business partners, Samuel Alexander and Henry Baldwin, first planted sugarcane on Maui.
Hawaii Business Magazine is delighted to announce Micah Kāne, chief executive officer and president of Hawai‘i Community Foundation, as the 2020 CEO of the Year.
As a COVID-19 culture emerges around the world, we are all trying to figure out how to deal with fear of the unknown, restrictions on our daily lives, and the negative effects of isolation.
Russell J. Hata, chairman, president and CEO of Y. Hata & Co. Ltd., discusses his organization's commitment to supporting the local community during the pandemic.
Dr. Mark Mugiishi, president and CEO of HMSA, discusses how his organization has innovated during the pandemic and how HMSA continues to evolve.
How local family businesses can take full advantage of the talents of everyone in the family – regardless of gender or age. Panelists: Carey Shuffman, Director, Head of Women’s Segment Strategy UBS Riley Coon, Captain & Director of Operations, Trilogy…
Japanese investors are eager to diversify their investment and assets into Hawaii and the US mainland markets which promise better long-term performance rather than the stagnant domestic market.
Cheryl Oncea, publisher of Hawaii Business Magazine, sat down with Dr. Nadine Tenn Salle, chief of pediatrics at the Queen's Medical Center.
With many of us spending more time at home, homeowners across the island are contemplating major home construction projects.
Monday, May 11, 2020, 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm View the event replay: https://vimeo.com/476415355 Hear from speakers about key developments in each area: How do we reinvigorate Hawai‘i’s arts and culture in this changed world? Hawai‘i’s creatives are diversifying…
The CHANGE Event on Arts & Culture took place virtually on Thursday, November 5th at 3PM. The panel discussed key issues including how to reinvigorate Hawaiʻi's arts and culture, how to support Hawaiʻi's creatives who are diversifying the state's economy,…
For Hawaii, there’s nothing more important than reducing the spread of COVID-19, and for employers, it starts in the workplace.
As Hawai‘i’s economy rebounds from the COVID-19 pandemic, preparing future leaders with a solid business education at our local university remains as important as ever.
How local family businesses can take full advantage of the talents of everyone in the family – regardless of gender or age.
Emma and Liam have lost their No. 1 spots to Olivia and Noah.
The world has changed faster than we could have imagined, and for many, the future is full of uncertainty. See how these companies have transformed their businesses — anticipating trends and embracing innovation — to better serve their customers in…
Dr. Mark Mugiishi, president and CEO of HMSA sat down with Hawaii Business Magazine's events director Anthony Bagnoli to discuss the importance of the CHANGE initiative as the state faces unprecedented challenges and uncertainty.
Hawaii Business Magazine's events director Anthony Bagnoli sat down with Russell J. Hata, chairman, president and CEO of Y. Hata & Co. Ltd. to discuss the company's commitment to the CHANGE Event Series.
The state of exhaustion caused by excessive and prolonged stress — otherwise known as burnout — is nothing new, but the COVID-19 pandemic has brought mental wellness to the forefront.
Hawaiʻi's wahine are forging new and innovative paths toward partnerships and leadership
“I know that Crystal is for everyone but I feel like she’s there just for me,” said Eline, a client of the Waikīkī Community Center(WCC). Crystal has assisted Eline and her husband Felix with everything from organizing tax forms to…
Organizations that prioritize diversity and inclusion in the workplace often have a competitive edge in attracting and retaining top talent, and typically see higher employee engagement – all of which can benefit your workforce and bottom line. Creating a company…
Recognizing excellence in Hawaiʻi's commercial real estate industry Since 1988, NAIOP Hawaii has served as the state’s foremost association of development industry leaders and decision-makers. Our annual Kukulu Hale Awards program celebrates the best of Hawai‘i’s commercial real estate industry,…
Research shows that telehealth has the potential to save companies and consumers money. However, not all doctors use telehealth with their patients. So while embracing telehealth presents great cost-saving opportunities, it’s important for employers to fully understand the telehealth landscape…
SMILEWell SMILEWell is an oral health wellness program geared towards improving oral health (and ultimately, overall health) of Hawaii Dental Service (HDS) members so they can Live Well, Smile More. All HDS group dental plans come with exclusive access to…
Working from home may help protect you from COVID-19, but your neck and back are paying a price. Chiropractors are reporting more cases of muscle strain due to employees using sofas as office chairs and coffee tables as desks. Michael…
In Hawaii we know that it takes more than a village to raise our young; a concept that John Leong, CEO of KUPU, built upon when launching his nonprofit. This commitment to a village was modeled by his grandfather as…
The Historic Haina Sugar Mill was located on this site and operated from 1868 until the final harvest in 1994, after which the sugar mill closed permanently.
The panel presents tools and strategies for individuals and leaders to better understand and combat burnout by meeting three basic needs: autonomy, mastery, and relatedness
Thursday, January 1, 1970, 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm View the event replay: https://vimeo.com/459249496 To register for the next CHANGE Event on Arts & Culture (Nov. 5), click here. To register for the final CHANGE Event on Natural Environment…
Education: A Way Forward The pandemic stalled exciting transformations in our system and exacerbated the roadblocks in schooling in Hawai‘i. The ability of our state to thrive depends on our education continuing to innovate to overcome those roadblocks. The CHANGE…
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Entrepreneurship is a state of being that does not end with the sale or transfer or end of a business; it's the end of one experiment. As we experience our current situation, one senses a growing appreciation of and call for entrepreneurship and innovation as the way out of this mess.
Finding the right health plan partner for your company can be tough. You can start by figuring out the health care issues that matter most to your workforce and look for a health plan that can meet those needs. But…
Hurricane Douglas was yet another 2020 wake-up call for Hawaii businesses to maintain strong protocols for seamless operation and worry-free continuity. Our HR teams continually provide first line defense for COVID-19 risks, natural disasters and potential business interruptions, because the…
Industry leaders share how they have adapted and transformed to serve Hawaiʻi's needs. With San Francisco 2,397 miles to the east and Manila, the Philippines 5,293 miles to the west, the Hawaiʻi archipelago is the most isolated in the world. …
For Atlas Insurance Agency (Atlas), Hawaii is home. It is where founder and Honolulu businessman Masayuki Tokioka began his mission to serve Hawaii’s businesses, families, and communities. With roots dating back as far as 1929, partnering with its clients to…
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to impact life in Hawai‘i, more than 1,500 local workplaces launch giving campaigns to make it easy for employees to support relief efforts. Annual workplace campaigns in partnership between Aloha United Way (AUW) and an…
Moana Andersen’s Commitment to Real Estate and Hawai‘i’s Communities Earns Her Prestigious 2020 REALTOR® of the Year Award from Hawai‘i REALTORS®
The CHANGE Event on Government & Civics took place virtually on Thursday, August 20th at 3PM. The panel discussed issues pertaining to the state's financial and technological shortcomings, improving voter turnout and building consensus and shared purpose in the community.…
Self-care can quickly take a back burner when you’re living amidst a global pandemic and have had to deal with sudden changes to work, childcare, and other aspects of your day-to-day life. The Mental Health Connection for Leaders, a UHA…
What’s better than a delicious meal prepared by an amazing chef? Enjoying that meal in the safety and comfort of your own home! That’s exactly what da CHEFS box provides to you and your ‘ohana. Each week brings a gourmet…
A worker with H2O Process Systems, a contracted company, applies ammonium disinfectant inside a Honolulu city bus to kill germs.
Creating safe and agile work spaces — whether in the office or remote — will be key to maintaining company culture and keeping employees healthy and productive. See how these companies rethink work spaces in Hawaiʻi. CEI Hawaii (Corporate…
Thursday, January 1, 1970, 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm View the event replay: https://vimeo.com/451354768 Improving Our Political Climate Change will happen when more citizens are involved, including leaders and ordinary people from our neighborhood, businesses, nonprofits and governments. Hear from…
On August 23rd, 2020, the Hub celebrates three years of providing entrepreneurs, nonprofit organizations, and businesses with a homebase and a strong network of colleagues who want to create an impact in their local community. Nestled in the heart of…
Sherri Okinaga, SVP & Organizational Effectiveness Manager at First Hawaiian Bank sat down with Anthony Bagnoli, Director of Events at Hawaii Business Magazine to discuss the first ever virtual Leadership Conference that took place July 28-30. Okinaga highlights record-breaking numbers,…
Find out who led the way in 14 categories, and how two organizations attract and keep employees despite serious challenges.
While the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands and ali‘i trusts collect land rents from 18 hotels, some Hawaiian groups are aiming for ownership.
