I Donated a Kidney to a Stranger. You Might Consider It Too.
The National Kidney Foundation says about 90,000 people in the U.S. need a kidney, and 12 people die every day while waiting for one.
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Best Places to Work: Cultivating Environments Where Employees Flourish
At Tradewind Group, we believe success is built on a strong sense of kuleana and aloha for our community.
Inspiring Leadership for a Better Hawai‘i
Leadership development programs, including Hawai‘i Leadership Forum’s Omidyar Fellows, are empowering local leaders with the skills, confidence, and relationships to address our islands’ most pressing issues.
Pickles at Forté Now Open in Downtown Honolulu
The City’s First Air-Conditioned Indoor Pickleball & Social Club
Family Promise Focuses on Homeless Children and Their Families
1 in 30 Hawai‘i children experience homelessness each year, and it can have “a disproportionate effect over the rest of their lives.”
Hawai‘i’s 10 Oldest Organizations Started 175 Years Ago or More
The oldest continuously operated ranches, churches, schools and other institutions include many familiar names.
“The Big Five” Once Dominated Hawai‘i’s Economy, Government and Society
Inside the rise, fall and transformation of an oligarchy that wielded power from the overthrow of the Hawaiian monarchy in 1893 to the 1950s.
A Look Back at 1982, a Pivotal Year in the Transition to Today’s Hawai‘i
The plantation economy was dying, tourism sagged and the year’s events were harbingers of what we face now.
Hawai‘i’s Housing Crisis Was Decades in the Making
A look at the policy decisions, external crises and social changes that gave Hawai‘i the most expensive housing in the nation.
I Used to Be a Little Scared of Retirement. Not Anymore.
After 38 years in the local news media, Hawaii Business’ editor and executive publisher is getting ready to kick back and enjoy semi-retirement.
More Guns, More Gun Violence in Hawai‘i
Firearm registrations are up 280.5% since 2000, with gun deaths rising sharply as well. Should Hawai‘i be doing more to control firearms?
Philanthropy Reimagined: An Innovative Approach to Disaster Recovery
Major foundations are streamlining millions in recovery funding through an innovative partnership that's changing how Hawai'i tackles community rebuilding—and creating a model that could reshape disaster response across the Islands.
BIA’s Big Goal: Supplying Homebuilders with More Entry-Level Workers
The Building Industry Association of Hawaii has revived its education program, a gateway to well-paid construction jobs.
Are Elites Growing the Pie or Simply Their Pieces?
The U.S. ranks lower than expected on the Elite Quality Index, pointing to institutions that concentrate power and wealth.
Hospice in Hawai‘i: Myths Vs. Reality
End-of-life care professionals debunk misconceptions and explain how to find the best hospice services for your loved ones.
The Tiny Oilseed That Could Help Power Hawai‘i’s Energy Future
Some of the state’s biggest companies are working to turn a cover crop into renewable fuel for utilities, vehicles and passenger planes.
Forget Hollywood: Why Three Maui Filmmakers Made Their Own Show
Season two of the comedy “Moku Moku” is now in production. It’s part of an effort to create a more visible local film industry.
Key Insights for Growing a Thriving Business in Hawai‘i
During the recent Bank of Hawai‘i x Mana Up Visionary Ventures Panel in Partnership with Hawai‘i Business Magazine, guests explored what it takes to grow a thriving business in Hawai‘i.
Caring for the Community
From responding to the needs of the most vulnerable among us, to helping uplift a new generation of Native Hawaiian health care providers, Kaiser Permanente is dedicated to helping the community thrive.
Ten Tomorrow: Making clothing and collaboration beautiful.
“Collaboration makes us all stronger,” says owner/designer Summer Shiigi. She values relationships with other local businesses and her longtime bank.
Seeking a Way Forward on Ceded Lands
The standoff at Maunakea helped spur a new effort at finding solutions after more than a century of mismanagement of the Hawaiian Kingdom’s ceded lands, often called Kingdom Lands.
Diamond Bakery: Celebrating 103 years of crackers, cookies and community.
Founded by three Japanese friends with a dream, Diamond Bakery is a company that believes in giving back. And they have a bank that believes in them.
Chozen-ji: Where Hawai‘i Leaders Find Courage and Calm
The Zen temple and martial arts dojo in the back of Kalihi Valley has become a sought-after place to practice the art of leadership.