How to Succeed Without 4-Year College Degree
If you have decided college is out of the picture, you can still succeed in Hawai‘i’s business world. But be prepared to work harder than those who have a degree.
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Cultural Practitioners, Advisors Help Educate Visitors About Hawai‘i’s People, Places, History and Culture
Cultural practitioners working in the tourism industry see their roles as integral to ensuring Hawaiian culture is perpetuated accurately and that visitors treat the Islands respectfully.
Here’s How Hawai‘i Plans to Expand its Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure
Today, 1.4% of Hawai‘i’s passenger vehicles are electric. If the state is to get to 500,000 EVs by 2045, we need tens of thousands of charging stations.
The Present and Future of Coworking
Local coworking spaces enjoy increased demand from digital nomads who drop in for a day or longer, from local companies giving up their own offices and from at-home workers who occasionally need more space.
Care that Keeps on Giving
Kaiser Permanente impacts the health and well-being of the community at large by investing in nonprofits and organizations across the state.
IT Strategies that Empower Long-Term Hybrid Work
This Month’s Expert: Doug Shimokawa, Senior VP, Pacxa
A Professional Coach Can Help You and Your Company
You don’t have to be in the C-suite to benefit from coaching—and it might happen at any point in your career.
It’s Time to Meet Face-to-Face Again
Turns out, not everything can be done virtually. Here are 3 meetings that are best had in-person.
Happy Employees = Happy Customers
Learn how employee well-being elevates the customer experience and powers key business growth.
In-Person Events Are Back But Many Caveats Remain
"Hope" and "Hybrid" are two words Hawaiʻi event planners frequently use while organizing conventions, weddings and other gatherings this year as they see the light at the end of the COVID-19 tunnel
Max Blair
Max has emerged as one of Maui’s most effective real estate agents, tirelessly and enthusiastically working for the benefit of his clients. Holding a position as one of Maui’s top producing agents with Coldwell Banker Island Properties Global Luxury in…
Managing Transition Through Any Change
Transition is different for everyone. According to William Bridges, author of Managing Transitions, there are three transition stages to navigate.
Brad B. Kaneshiro
Born and raised on O‘ahu, Brad Kaneshiro brings over 15 years of experience to List Sotheby’s International Realty. As Principal Broker, he works directly with clients as well as oversees 2 offices and nearly 100 agents. Brad transitioned to…
Randy Ripley
Randy Ripley combines his love of the Big Island of Hawai‘i and sharing it with both visitors and kama‘āina alike with his passion for helping clients — whether fi nding their new home in paradise or selling their property as…
An Inspired Plan
Final part of a series of stories about resilience during the pandemic
Support Parents, Support Kids
A new cross-sector plan makes mental and behavioral health resources more accessible to families.
3 Factors Shift Hawai‘i's Real Estate into Overdrive
The pandemic has shifted Hawaiʻi's already expensive house prices into overdrive. Five, ten or more buyers sometimes compete for the same homes, turning sales into bidding wars — with cash buyers holding the edge.
Adding New Skills to Open More Doors
Part 8 of a series of stories about resilience during the pandemic
Chocolate and Determination Create a Community
Part three of a series of stories about resilience during the pandemic
Hawai‘i Voices: Your Money, Your Kids, Your President
BOSS Survey of business leaders and 808 Poll of the general public ask people about their personal finances, their children’s education during the pandemic, and Biden vs. Trump.
Construction Industry: Stronger than the Rest
The BOSS Survey of 447 local business owners and executives statewide compares the construction industry to other local sectors.
Local Companies Remain Weak on Revenue, Profit and Employment
BOSS Survey of 447 business owners and executives finds lackluster performance on all three measures for most local companies
Half of Local Businesses: “Bruised but on Track”
Meanwhile, many other companies are “flourishing,” according to two local surveys that provide insight into the local economy and people’s outlook on the future.