20 for the Next 20: Torrie Inouye, Bank of Hawai‘i
For this “fearless” executive VP and chief data officer, numbers offer clues for solving business problems and opportunities to do things differently.
20 For the Next 20
20 for the Next 20: Nicole Hokoana, Maui Behavioral Health Resources
After the fires, this Maui-born CEO has guided her team through unprecedented challenges, while “bringing people into the safety net.”
20 for the Next 20: Spencer Dung, Westpac Wealth Partners
This “methodical” managing director and wealth management advisor is dedicated to helping people make better financial decisions.
HB20: Gabriel Yanagihara, ‘Iolani School
On a mission to make every teacher, parent, and student in Hawai‘i AI-ready, Gabriel Yangihara believes the fastest path to breakthrough is being willing to fail first.
HB20: Erin Uehara, Choco Le‘a
A chocolate entrepreneur, author, and decade-long Salvation Army volunteer, Erin Uehara turned her business into a relief vehicle after the Maui wildfires.
HB20: Summer Shelverton, Cades Schutte
Summer Shelverton graduated third in her law school class while raising a newborn, and now leads trusts and estates at Hawai‘i's largest law firm.
HB20: Kaloa Robinson, Stanford Carr Development
At 35, Kaloa Robinson is already the lead manager of a $4 billion, 20-year project, one of the largest public infrastructure efforts in Hawai‘i's history.
HB20: Danicole Ramos, UH William S. Richardson School of Law Refugee and Immigration Law Clinic
A single moment with an elderly Filipino client changed everything, setting Danicole Ramos on a path to help over 125 community members pursue citizenship.
HB20: Su Lazo, City and County of Honolulu
Trading a Big Four accounting career for community impact, Su Lazo now builds career pathways that keep local youth rooted in Hawai‘i.
