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Here in Hawai‘i where relationships play such an important part in every aspect of our lives, the Honolulu Museum of Art has carefully cultivated mutually beneficial partnerships of all sizes.

How Lāna‘i Community Health Center swiftly moved to protect its residents from COVID-19

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?

Oh, how things have changed. Networking and connecting were not complex in the past, but today’s post-pandemic world of social distancing, masking, and virtual interactions make it tricky to have even a simple conversation.

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IBEW Local 1186 Building undergoes much-needed expansion. Projected completion of this $35 Million expansion is in the Spring of 2022.

With vaccinations in full swing and hope for a safe return to shared experiences on the horizon, the Honolulu Museum of Art presents a museum-wide spring exhibition titled Joyful Return, opening April 17.

In a gallon-sized ziploc bag were a white tube sock, uncooked grains of rice, black buttons, a strip of fabric glue, strong and instructions on how to transform these items into a snowman.

In 2012, the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) found that 66% of multinational companies used virtual teams.

Coming out of the worst US disaster year on record and into the new year with catastrophic flooding and evacuations on multiple islands, it is a good time to reflect on the mission of the American Red Cross – which aims to alleviate human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors.

In March, Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day is recognized around the world. In honor of this, we share some thoughts and advice from our G70 Associate Principals.

As our community began to cautiously reopen at the end of 2020, local families sought out safe and engaging activities to spark their creativity and connection after months of being homebound.

Have you been scrambling to read everything you can on leading a distributed team? Take a deep breath and get back to basics.