The Honolulu Japanese Chamber of Commerce’s new board chair navigates business and tourism in the time of COVID-19. Read more
The Battleship Missouri is one of the U.S. Navy’s most famous ships. She was the last battleship ever commissioned by the U.S. and the last battleship to be decommissioned in the world. Read more
We were not in merger discussions prior to the pandemic. Very early on, once people first started talking about coronavirus, we started helping each other by sharing passengers and combining flights. Read more
The Homeless Outreach and Navigation for Unsheltered Persons program was primarily created to increase the availability of overnight bed space when shelters are full or when a person wanted to go to a shelter outside of the normal intake hours. Read more
Phyllis Shimabukuro-Geiser, head of the Hawaii Board of Agriculture, hopes to build on the current demand for locally grown food. Read more
Alphonso Braggs, president of the NAACP in Hawaii, takes the lead on social justice advocacy in the islands. Read more
Jay Ana, president of Young Brothers, faces the difficult challenge of keeping the interisland shipping company afloat. Read more
The forward-thinking founder of Oceanit envisions how science and engineering can build a new economy. Read more
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Chad Buck, owner of Hawaii Foodservice Alliance, takes on challenge of helping Hawaii residents through food distribution drives. Read more
Beth Busch, executive director of the Workforce Career Fair, predicts major changes in the post-pandemic marketplace. Read more
Maj. Phil Lum helps The Salvation Army deliver thousands of meals to those in need during the pandemic. Read more
Longtime social activist and lawyer Victor Geminiani continues his campaign for affordable housing and equal justice. Read more
Veteran pollster James E. Dannemiller talks about gathering good data in an era of technological and social upheavals. Read more
