Pacific Business News is elated to announce the second half of our 2020 class of 40 Under 40. Members of this year's group include young professionals from all around the Islands representing several industries including entertainment, finance, education, health care and real estate, among others. Click through the above gallery to see images of the second...
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Mark Kawika McKeague Director of Cultural Planning, G70 Age 49 Mark Kawika McKeague has been working for more than 20 years toward a vision of the Native Hawaiian experience and turning that vision into a reality. “That is my kuleana, to ensure that the ideas and values that make Hawai‘i our unique home are not lost,”...
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Pacific Business News is pleased to announce the 2019 honorees for Women Who Mean Business, now in its 21st year. They represent a wide range of industries in both the for-profit and nonprofit sectors. Architect Bettina Mehnert, president and CEO of AHL, formerly Architects Hawaii, is our career achievement honoree. To learn more about her accomplishments,...
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No. 4 G70 Three reasons your employees love coming to work every day. Employees at G70 love coming to work every day because they get to work on exciting projects which contribute to the betterment of the communities in which we live. While at work, they are constantly challenged to create and better our natural and built...
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The best in local architecture was recognized by AIA Honolulu during its 58th annual Design Awards. The event was held Saturday night at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Daniel K. Inouye Regional Center, on Ford Island, which was itself an honoree in last year's competition. This year's awards recognized design excellence for 2016. Nearly 300...
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Pacific Business News’ 17th annual 40 Under 40 event brought together outstanding young professionals from a wide range of backgrounds and ages. From leaders in Hawaii’s environmental protection movement to tech-savvy CEOs, from water sports executives to nonprofit innovators and even a big-wave surf photographer, the event held Thursday honored professionals ranging in age from 26...
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Each Year, Hawaii Business selects 20 emerging leaders who have already made major contributions to Hawaii and whom we expect to have an even greater impact over the next two decades. Let us introduce you to Hawaii’s People to Watch, Class of 2016. Read full article here.
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