Q1 2023 Wholesale Outlook feat. Hawaii Foodservice Alliance LLC
The largest challenge for HFA and the wholesale industry in 2023 is the rising costs of fuel, labor, and equipment for all forms of transportation.
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Q1 2023 Tourism Outlook feat. Prince Resorts Hawaii
With an eye to the future, Prince Resorts Hawaii continues to invest in our community’s youth, offering expanded mentorship opportunities and alternative pathways for gaining hands-on experience and a true understanding of the hospitality industry.
Q1 Construction Safety Outlook feat. Lawson & Associates, Inc.
Lawson is growing and diversifying, with a team of over 25 people, a dedicated OSH training institute, and more products and services than ever before.
Q1 2023 Information Technology Outlook feat. Hawaiian Telcom
This year, Hawaiian Telcom is continuing to expand its fiber infrastructure to provide reliable, high-speed internet connectivity to serve more homes and businesses, particularly in underserved areas.
Q1 Architecture Outlook feat. G70
G70 recently launched a new service that helps its clients plan for sea level rise (SLR) in Waikīkī and shoreline resort properties.
Thriving Together
Kamehameha Schools' commitment to creating resilient communities extends to the types of retailers operating within its commercial real estate properties. Striking the right balance between the number of national and local brands makes for a thriving retail center.
Creative, Art-Inspired Gifts that Give Back
The HoMA Shop, nestled between the Honolulu Museum of Art’s iconic courtyards, brings together the local and international scope of the museum’s collection of artwork through a wide selection of unique publications, prints, jewelry, handicrafts, and Hawai'i-made goods.
We’re Feeling Grateful
As we look back on 2022, what stands out to us most are the bright spots—those people who pitched in to help make things better, in whatever way they could.
KHON2 Celebrates Remarkable Women in Hawaii
Nominate a remarkable woman you know of for the 4th annual Woman of the Year Award.
Affordable Housing Leads to Better Health
Kaiser Permanente invests in efforts to end homelessness and increase affordable housing to make a difference in the health of Hawaii's people.
Providing Legal Help for Nonprofits
Although community service is woven into its culture, in its centennial year Cades Schutte renews its dedication to giving back.
HDS Celebrates a Year of Accomplishments to Wrap Up its 60th Anniversary
Hawaii Dental Service (HDS) commemorates 60 years of healthy smiles and local roots by continuing efforts to improve oral health across the state.
Maryknoll Launches New Tuition Rewards Program
From now until December 15, priority applications for the 2023–2024 school year are currently being accepted.
Hawai‘i’s National Philanthropy Day 2022
Celebrating those who make Hawai'i a better place.
A Legacy of Generosity Lives On
Thanks to one 'local boy made good,' generations of Roosevelt High School graduates have gotten a boost toward achieving their educational goals.
Belong: Creating a Supportive Culture
Connecting with employees on a human level, one-to-one, can help them uncover their strengths.
Hybrid Kine Tingz
Toyota Hawaiʻi is bringing an all-new vlog series to YouTube - Hybrid Kine Tingz, a six-part series that launched on October 31, 2022.
How to Determine Your Insurance Agency in Hawaii
Customer demands have increased and clients want more than just a broker. Here are five areas to consider when choosing an agency.
Hybrid Vehicle Myths
Discover how Toyota hybrid vehicles have evolved to fit every lifestyle and provide choices when it comes to buying a fuel-efficient car.
Local Artists Shine in Fall Exhibitions at the Honolulu Museum of Art
Two dynamic new exhibitions featuring work from Hawai‘i based artists open this month at HoMA.
Small Businesses Save Big with Energy Advantage
In 2020 alone, Hawaiʻi Energy helped the business community save $18.2 million in annual energy costs.
First Hawaiian Bank: Meeting the Challenge
In October, First Hawaiian Bank donated $250,000 to support the construction of Pu'uhonua o Wai'anae (POW) Farm Village, a self-organized village of 250 unhoused people.
Working Together for a Common Goal
With a regulatory process that can take years, the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands has partnered with other ali'i trusts, such as Kamehameha Schools to advance its mission.