Hawaii News Now: Innovation showcase at Capitol to spotlight ocean, space sectors (Part 2)
PART 2: The Chamber of Commerce Hawaii will host an innovation showcase at the Capitol on March 12, spotlighting ocean and space sector businesses.
Hawaii News Now: Innovation showcase at Capitol to spotlight ocean, space sectors
The Chamber of Commerce Hawaii will host an innovation showcase at the Capitol on March 12, spotlighting ocean and space sector businesses.
Maui Now: Maui Young Professionals hosts inaugural Tech Panel event in Maui on March 31
The Chamber of Commerce Hawaii’s Young Professionals Program (COCHYP) is hosting the first-ever Maui Tech Panel & Mixer on March 31 from 5 – 7:30 p.m. at Maui Brewing Co. in Kihei, 605 Lipoa Parkway.
Honolulu Star-Advertiser: Bill would grant overdue diplomas to certain veterans
A long-delayed diploma could soon be within reach for the unknown number of Hawaii military veterans whose high school educations may have been interrupted by World War II or the Korean and Vietnam conflicts.
Civil Beat: ‘Very Scary’ Stack Of Bills Seek To Boost Taxes On Lots Of Stuff In Hawaii
A stack of bills under consideration by lawmakers would increase taxes or impose new levies on cars, liquor, real estate, capital gains and more.
Chamber Insights: Paid Family Leave Proposals Pose Challenges for Hawaii Businesses
Paid family leave supports employees, but new bills could create financial and operational strain for Hawaii businesses.
MidWeek: Hot Shots, Chamber Awards Grant to Nonprofit
The Chamber of Commerce Hawaii, as trustee of the Public Health Fund, has awarded $50,000 to Family Promise of Hawaii, a nonprofit dedicated to preventing and ending family homelessness across Oahu.
Honolulu Star-Advertiser: Storm caused millions in lost sales, bookings, revenue
The weekend storm that brought a catastrophic downpour to the state also caused a dent in tourist revenue of at least $35 million to $40 million, according to the Hawaii Hotel Alliance.
Hoodline: Honolulu hotel summit puts heat on Hawaii military land leases
Business leaders, community organizers and top military brass are set to huddle Monday at the Ala Moana Hotel in Honolulu for a full-day summit on military land use across the islands. The gathering will bring military departments face to face with Hawaii-based chambers of commerce and planning groups for plenary talks and island-specific breakout sessions
Honolulu Star-Advertiser: Organizations plan Hawaii land use discussion
The Chamber of Commerce Hawaii’s Military Affairs Council is joining with the Hawaii Island Economic Development Board, Hawaii Leeward Planning Conference and Hawaii Island Chamber of Commerce in sponsoring a discussion on military land use in Hawaii.