Former Miss Hawai‘i’s Podcast Wins Global Award
Malika Dudley says she launched the podcast Communification to raise money for nonprofits and bring academic research about communication to everyday people.
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20 for the Next 20 2018: Where Are They Now?
This cohort has 20 distinguished people, including two women recently promoted to CEO at American Savings Bank and Hawaiian Electric Co.
5 Steps to Get Employees Excited about a Worthy Cause
Here’s how to find a community give-back program that engages employees and helps them feel connected.
With Fewer Houses for Sale, O‘ahu Condo Sales Boom
Realtors say that’s a normal part of the real estate cycle: Condo sales usually increase when fewer single-family homes are for sale.
20 for the Next 20 2017: Where Are They Now?
This cohort included leaders in hotels, human resources, health care and other fields, plus one person now working in the Executive Office of the President of the United States.
20 for the Next 20 2016: Where Are They Now?
This group of 20 included Keith Hayashi, now interim superintendent of the Hawai‘i Department of Education, plus leaders in fashion, food, finance and other fields.
Purchases of Hawai‘i Commercial Real Estate Rebounded in 2021
Resort/golf course sales and vacant land sales each totaled almost a billion dollars, according to a year-end report from Colliers Hawaii. About half of the purchase volume was made by Hawai‘i-based investors.
20 for the Next 20 2015: Where Are They Now?
This diverse group included people in government, social work, startups, art and farming – and the recently promoted CEO of Hawaiian Electric Industries.
One in Seven Hawai‘i Homes Is Vacant, Report Says
The analysis of 2020 census data determined that 76,622 homes were vacant in the Islands.
20 for the Next 20 2014: Where Are They Now?
Hawaii Business Magazine profiled rising leaders that year in insurance, academics, tourism, tech, energy and other sectors.
The Gender Pay Gap Had Narrowed in Hawai‘i. Then the Pandemic Arrived.
In 2019, women earned almost 90% of what men did. But recent hits to women’s earnings may have set back that progress.
20 for the Next 20 2013: Where Are They Now?
This cohort featured leaders in real estate, education, construction, health care and many other fields.