Author: Hawaii Business Advertising Staff

The Park Ward Village embraces and creates harmony between interior spaces and nature. The relationship between the residence and the environment has been carefully designed, and as a result, the connection to your surroundings can be felt in your home and as you move throughout the building.

The Patsy T. Mink Center for Business and Leadership is now accepting applications for its Leadership Alliance Cohort 7 - a program designed for professional women leaders and entrepreneurs who are committed to personal growth, professional impact, and community leadership.

The ample green space and pedestrian- and bike-friendly streets around The Park Ward Village foster a one-of-a-kind lifestyle for residents and the community.

Celebrated landscape architect Don Vita designs parks and planting areas to encourage a connection to people and to nature.

Buying a home is probably the largest investment you will make in your lifetime. Understand the value of title insurance and the dangers that can be encountered without it.

Patients and physicians in Hawaiʻi now have another pharmacy option for specialty medications. Accredo, a full-service specialty pharmacy, has been serving patients from their Honolulu location since 2019.

The Park Ward Village, a new residential offering in Ward Village, is now welcoming brokers and clients to view the Sales Gallery and discover its studio, one, two and three bedroom residences.

Building quality education, health care infrastructure, and a competitive workforce are essential to create a thriving community. Here are the individuals and companies that are committed to elevating West Oʻahu.

The next generation of leadership opens new doors for perspectives, innovation, and problem solving to the workplace – all with the ambition and gumption to create and carry out new ideas. When we combine experience, innovation and collaboration of both timeless and contemporary, the possibilities are endless.

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 2022.

Hybrid work can quietly take a toll on your well-being. As the year winds down, consider three practices to create a healthy hybrid new year.

Here are some key year-end HR to-dos that you don’t want to overlook before 2022 rolls in.

Hawaiʻi Craftsmen supports local artists to ensure the fine craft in Hawaiʻi continues.

The UHA Health Insurance platform gives you instant access to free webinars, podcasts and other health and wellness resources.

As a health insurer for Hawaiʻi businesses, UHA Health Insurance works closely with employers to create healthy workplaces.

John Fink joined AUW in June 2020, the middle of the pandemic, and never looked back.

Art School prepares to reopen in the summer of 2022.

These two organizations are working to help communities and build a better Hawaiʻi.

‘Tis the season for strategic planning! Whether your organization fared well or not during the pandemic, this is the perfect time to dust off your plan and check if your goals are still relevant. Or is it time for a whole new set of goals as you navigate the post-pandemic landscape?

The Honolulu Museum of Art launches new conservation campaign around James Seawright’s “Mirror XV”.

The Nonprofit Success Factory Brings STEM Programs To Hawaiʻi Island Youth.

Everyone knows the quote “if you give a man a fish you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime”. In the same light, ask employees to give, and you’ll see some disparate, one-off, and occasional transactions – but empower employees to learn, connect, and give to causes/initiatives that inspire them, and you develop a team to champion your company’s community involvement.

So often in business you hear “public-private partnership.” What does that mean, and how is this concept transforming our communities in Hawaiʻi?

Do you want to lead your organization along the path to build truly cohesive, high-performing teams? You are not the only one.

In Hawaii alone, there are more than 100,000 residents who are impacted by Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia. Join the Walk to End Alzheimer's on November 6, 2021.

Be Bold. Be Remarkable. Be You. Read about some of Hawaiʻi's remarkable Wahine in business.

The nonprofit Adult Friends for Youth offers high-risk kids another direction.

Perhaps the greatest lesson we have learned from adopting Wellness into the workplace, is understanding that wellness is not a destination or a one-time achievement.

Hawai‘i artists featured in HoMA’s major fall exhibition explore issues of here and now.

The CHANGE Framework is Addressing Equity from the Ground Up

Lurline Johnson has been involved in real estate sales and property management for 22 years. She works tirelessly to support the highest standards in the real estate industry and is an active participant in numerous volunteer and community initiatives.

The aging population is growing in Hawaii and soon there will be a number of individuals in the workplace who may have to provide care for their loved ones. Here's why Hawaii businesses should care about the Alzheimer's crisis.

simplicityHR by ALTRES makes difficult work easy for Signature Shade Solutions.

Millions of employees have left their jobs at record-breaking levels, while other employees who remained with their companies reported a supportive workplace culture that inspired them to stay. How can you create a culture that slows down the Great Resignation?

September 2, 2021

Each year, G70 opens its doors to students from around the country and abroad for an opportunity to learn, grow, and connect with seasoned professionals through a paid, full-time summer internship.

As part of an initiative to educate staff on the diversity and inclusivity of social values, perspectives, and beliefs held within Hawaiʻi’s culture, G70 formed an intra-office culture committee, Nā Makamaka o Kou.

Providing thoughtful land-use planning for Hawaii’s unique islands, culture, and people for a sustainable future.

As we come out of our homes and back into our places of work, learning, play and entertainment, we all pause to wonder – what does this new world look like?