A new survey found that the retiring and upcoming leadership differ in terms of perspective, approach and attitude toward the succession process and commitment to that process.
These female tech leaders in Hawai‘i describe how they navigated through what has been a male-dominated industry and how other women can take advantage of the greater opportunities today.
Local programs use various hands-on approaches so children in grades K-12 better understand business – and life.
After Angèl Foster and her husband, Brian, opened Island Olive Oil Co. in 2012, they discovered their company was a lot like an onion, with far more layers than they could have ever imagined.
For many months, the pandemic closed the craft fairs that sustain a lot of small local businesses. But entrepreneurs at those businesses innovated, increased online sales, and are now feeling more confident as fairs reopen, customers return and sales rebound.
Read about all 12 companies, which are based on four different islands
The company is part of Mana Up’s sixth cohort
The company is part of Mana Up’s sixth cohort
The company is part of Mana Up’s sixth cohort
The company is part of Mana Up’s sixth cohort
The company is part of Mana Up’s sixth cohort
The company is part of Mana Up’s sixth cohort
Part of Mana Up’s sixth cohort of Hawai‘i companies
Part of Mana Up’s sixth cohort of Hawai‘i companies
The company is part of Mana Up’s sixth cohort
The company is part of Mana Up’s sixth cohort
The company is part of Mana Up’s sixth cohort
The company is part of Mana Up’s sixth cohort
Profiles of the winners and finalists of the annual Hawaii Venture Capital Association awards.
John Reyno re-weaves the seat using Danish paper cord on a 40-year-old Niels Møller dining chair, one of eight belonging to a client.
Several groups organize camps to introduce more young women of color to surfing. The long-term goal: more diversity in women’s pro surfing.
A surge in food trucks began in 2008 during the Great Recession and the current economic crisis seems to have spurred further interest among entrepreneurs and chefs.
The coronavirus has put tens of thousands of local people out of work. Enhancing workforce development is the starting point, according to a report from the Hawaiʻi Executive Collaborative, which is based on input from almost 200 people. The economic impact…
The leadership team at The Hub decided to depart from the global Impact Hub network in order to localize their efforts for Hawai’i and focus their attention on quick and nimble growth to better serve Hawai’i.