AIA Design Awards 2023
Shaping communities through design excellence. This article recognizes the winners and entrants in the AIA Honolulu 65th Annual Design Awards.
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Achieving Wellness Through Native Hawaiian Plants
To promote the health and wellness benefits of Native Hawaiian Plants, G70’s Wellness Committee and Nā Makamaka o Kou (NMOK) Cultural Committee teamed up to brew medicinal teas using common Native Hawaiian plants.
Malcolm Leong
Malcolm Leong has been named UHA vice president of client services and sales. A redefined organizational focus on customer experience resulted in a realignment of responsibilities within UHA’s leadership team and expansion of Mr. Leong’s areas of oversight given the…
Sages Over 70: Tom Coffman
The award-winning writer and filmmaker has explored local history, politics and society, from annexation to recent times.
Making Hawaiian Culture a Conversation and a Way of Life
A Kealakehe Community Center is making Native Hawaiian cultural practices accessible to all with the ʻOla Ka Lāhui event series.
AIA Design Awards 2022
Shaping communities through design excellence — All of the awardees exemplified a vision to meet or exceed safety requirements, utilize sustainable and efficient methods, and fulfill our cultural and emotional needs.
It’s Gotten Both Worse and Better for Struggling Working Families
The good news is that seventeen Hawai‘i nonprofits are helping working families become more financially stable, find affordable housing, and get involved in policy.
Kukulu Hale Awards 2022
Recognizing excellence in Hawaiʻi's commercial real estate industry with NAIOP Hawaii's 25th annual Kukulu Hale Awards.
My Process Behind “20 For the Next 20: Where Are They Now?”
I tracked down 265 emerging leaders featured in Hawaii Business Magazine’s “25 for the Next 25” and “20 for the Next 20” lists.
20 for the Next 20 2020: Where Are They Now?
Among this year’s honorees is someone who is now a member of President Biden’s Advisory Commission on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders.
20 for the Next 20 2019: Where Are They Now?
This recent cohort includes people in design, multimedia, education, nonprofits, health care, banking and farming.
Hawaiʻi's Best Places to Work 2022
Want a better job, where workers are treated well? Consider these 68 companies and nonprofits that meet high standards for employee engagement.
Kukulu Hale Awards 2021
Recognizing excellence in Hawaiʻi's commercial real estate industry with NAIOP Hawaii's 24th annual Kukulu Hale Awards.
How Nine Women Broke Through Tech’s Glass Ceiling
These female tech leaders in Hawai‘i describe how they navigated through what has been a male-dominated industry and how other women can take advantage of the greater opportunities today.
Hawaiʻi's Top Employers 2021
Employees have spoken in the 2021 Best Places to Work Survey. Read on to find out where they work and why they love their jobs.
Resilience: Motivating Lasting Change
We were pleased to welcome award-winning motivation scientist and best-selling author, Dr. Michelle Segar.
Hawai‘i’s Best Places to Work 2021
71 companies of all sizes worked hard and thoughtfully to support their employees. In return, each company got a loyal and enthusiastic workforce.
Project Vision Hawai‘i Brings Medical Services to Remote Communities
When COVID-19 hit Hawaiʻi late in the winter of 2020, everyone had to adapt. Project Vision Hawai‘i was no exception.
Investing in People, Companies and the ʻĀina
The pandemic accelerates new ways of lending, financing and investment in the Islands.
CHANGE: Natural Environment 2020
Thursday, March 12, 2020, 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm Watch the replay: https://vimeo.com/487083164 We must focus on preserving and restoring our natural resources. Hear from our speakers about key developments in: How to create a tourism industry that creates plenty…
How Do We Adapt Together? Now and Beyond
As a COVID-19 culture emerges around the world, we are all trying to figure out how to deal with fear of the unknown, restrictions on our daily lives, and the negative effects of isolation.
Local Black-Owned Businesses: Le Crêpe Café
One in a series of profiles of Black-owned businesses across the Islands Hawaiʻi offers more than just great local and Asian foods. Le Crêpe Café is an excellent example. Soufiane Bouharkat grew up in Paris, where he had memorable experiences…
How New, Agile Networks of People Are Helping Hawai‘i
Pandemic and protest. Recession and rioting. The first half of 2020 pulled no punches. Hawai‘i dodged the worst of the pandemic, and we haven’t yet had any riots, but the situation is dire. Massive unemployment, sinkholes in the state budget…