by Lori Abe | Apr 26, 2021 | Chamber News
Movers and Shakas, the public-private program that sought to attract professionals from the Mainland to work remotely from Hawaii, said its first cohort has wrapped up the program, which included cultural training, group volunteer projects and excursions around Oahu....
by Lori Abe | Apr 24, 2021 | Chamber News
The Chamber of Commerce Hawai´i has launched a new podcast, hosted by long time talk show host Jo McGarry, and sponsored by ALTRES. The Voice of Business Podcast will provide a platform for local businesses to share their stories of success, as well as provide insight...
by Lori Abe | Apr 16, 2021 | Chamber News
In his first state-of-the-city speech in mid-March, Rick Blangiardi, mayor of Honolulu, Hawaii, emphasized the city’s commitment to “climate resilience.” “From sea level rise, rain bombs, and increasing temperatures, we’re taking steps...
by Lori Abe | Apr 7, 2021 | Chamber News
Who wins and who loses at the Legislature is usually spelled out in the state budget document, and a picture is emerging of a spending plan that will protect Hawaii’s wobbly private employers while also sheltering the public employee workforce. For public workers,...
by Lori Abe | Apr 4, 2021 | Chamber News
One year after Hawaii faced a shutdown due to COVID-19, local media outlets are taking the opportunity to report on where we stand as a state, and how we have responded to a pandemic that has crippled our country. The leaderships of our organizations have also...
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