20 for the Next 20: Terence Young, Hawai‘i Pacific Health Medical Group
A problem solver who leads by listening, the health care system’s chief operating officer spearheaded its massive vaccination effort.
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A problem solver who leads by listening, the health care system’s chief operating officer spearheaded its massive vaccination effort.
This digital media teacher and assistant principal helps bring out the best in his students and connects them to the world beyond the classroom.
The executive director co-founded the nonprofit to combat construction waste, salvaging 442 tons of building materials last year.
As director of marketing for five iconic hotels, she says it’s an honor to help “define tourism and hospitality for the future.”
This “quiet but effective” president of a local technology company is devoted to developing Hawai‘i’s tech workforce.
As director of the research and advocacy group, Reichhardt works to build a pipeline of skilled nurses and help them thrive in the Islands.
The interim director of sustainable industries and nonprofit founder helps to strengthen traditional food systems and Indigenous entrepreneurship.
This tech and engineering trailblazer returned home to head operations and technology as COO, while supporting 2,500 local businesses.
The new president and CEO of one of the state’s major food distributors is on a mission to end hunger in Hawai‘i.
As executive VP of the family business, she is working to “evolve our leadership styles,” with an eye on locating and cultivating local talent.
The senior VP of human resources oversees 7,000 employees across the globe, many of whom “build their life around this company.”
This business owner and consultant is becoming the go-to DEI expert, while modeling how to “work for yourself with freedom and autonomy.”
The product management leader and “lifelong learner” introduced new technology to simplify car registration and purchases.
The managing director of Hawai‘i programs and communications is “a new breed of philanthropic leader” who deploys resources where they’re needed most.
As executive director, he launched programs for asthma management and youth vaping prevention, and advocated for lung cancer screening.
The general manager of the luxury resort focuses on making it “an amazing place to work,” winning major hotel awards in the process.
The VP of corporate and community advancement and president of HEI’s charitable arm awards millions of dollars to nonprofits each year.
This political science professor and KS trustee founded a charter school and is committed to supporting Hawai‘i’s teachers.
The law firm’s partner has a passion for helping people with serious mental health challenges get long-term treatment.
The senior VP and affordable housing manager aims to help solve Hawai‘i’s affordable housing crisis.
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