Maui News: Maui Young Professionals launch new mentorship program

The Chamber of Commerce Hawaii’s Young Professionals Program of Maui has completed its first-ever mentorship cohort with Maui High School.
KITV: Local businesses head to Congress in D.C. for annual showcase

U.S. Senator Mazie Hirono and Sherry Menor promote Hawaii on the Hill on KITV’s morning show.
Hawaii News Now: Hawaii on the Hill prepares for its ninth year

The Chamber of Commerce Hawaii, in partnership with U.S. Senator Mazie K. Hirono hosts this highly anticipated 4-day initiative in Washington D.C. June 8-11. Attend or sponsor a Chamber event to promote your company, build brand awareness, market to your target demographics, expand your network and invest in your local community.
KHON: Hawaii on the Hill makes its return to Capitol Hill to help local businesses

A couple of Hawaii businesses will be taking the aloha spirit to our nation’s capitol this Summer. “Hawaii On The Hill” will make its return to Capitol Hill, its ninth year.
Honolulu Star-Advertiser: Tariffs ‘significantly’ hitting Hawaii businesses

Sherry Menor-McNamara, CEO and president of the Chamber of Commerce Hawaii, said the early results reflect “the uncertainty that we’re hearing every day that has people holding off making decisions.
Hawaii Business Magazine: How to Fix a Core Problem: Helping Hawai‘i Workers Train for Good Jobs

Within Hawai‘i’s defense economy, the Chamber of Commerce Hawaii’s Military Affairs Council is partnering with stakeholders to rebuild the general public’s image of what jobs in that sector are like.
Maui News: UH Maui College offers unique opportunity to meet local and national IT employers

The University of Hawaiʻi Maui College is partnering with Chamber of Commerce Hawaiʻi and the Pacific Center for Advanced Technology Training to host an Employer Meet & Greet with a difference.
Island News: Chamber of Commerce Hawaii hosts tech events at State Capitol

The Chamber of Commerce Hawaii hosts two impactful events on Thursday, April 10th at the Hawaii State Capitol aimed at strengthening the state’s technology sector and addressing critical workforce needs.
Island News: Partnerships in the IT/Tech sector are making good jobs & careers available NOW

The Good Jobs Hawaii program is a partnership among the University of Hawaii community colleges, industry partners and organizations that help prepare local residents for the workforce with good jobs and careers.
Honolulu Star-Advertiser: Hawaii businesses brace for fallout from Trump’s new tariffs

Sherry Menor-McNamara, CEO and president of the Chamber of Commerce Hawaii, said Hawaii businesses have been been curtailing spending since Trump began threatening tariffs.