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The IBEW was founded by lineman Henry Miller, and the rest, they say, is history.

These trusted marketing firms help local companies reach consumers, market their products and keep their business thriving.

These trusted technology firms help local companies reach consumers, market their products and keep their business thriving.

A new, community driven initiative aims to secure a resilient ocean.

Aloha mai kākou! The University of Hawai‘i–West O‘ahu is an anchor institution that leads in partnership with a network of community and business partners as well as state and local government agencies to create a movement of learning and dialogue…

What does it take to succeed in Hawaiʻi? Business longevity and growth is a testament to solid management, exceptional products and incomparable service. Be inspired by these local companies who are celebrating important milestones in 2021.

To recognize the start of a better and brighter year, here’s a free downloadable 2021 HR Calendar!

Just like everyone else, the Hub Coworking Hawai’i community is ready for a restart in 2021.

Before the pandemic, the long commute to work, awkward office banter, and unexpected run-ins with strangers were just some of the things people dread about going to work.

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.

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.

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.

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.