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The Chamber of Commerce Hawaii’s Young Professionals Program brought together experts and leaders to influence public policy and inspire grassroots action.

The Chamber of Commerce Hawaii has awarded $100,000 in public health funds to five selected Oahu nonprofit organizations, supporting community health and well-being.

How to work and live in Hawaii was front and center at the third annual Cost of Living Summit.

With the price of living in Hawaiʻi becoming more expensive each day, many come to the hard choice of having to leave. But young professionals and policy makers are seeking solutions on how to make Hawaiʻi more affordable and allow people to stay.

Growing up in Hilo played a big part in shaping who Sherry Menor is today — the president and CEO of the Chamber of Commerce Hawai‘i, a membership organization she’s led for the past 13 years.

Chamber of Commerce of Hawai‘i recently donated $50,000 to Waimānalo Health Center. As a trustee of the Public Health Fund, the chamber supports nonprofits that advance public health.

The Chamber of Commerce Hawaii is honored to be recognized in Hawaii Business Magazine’s inaugural Excellence in Business Awards, a recognition that underscores the Chamber’s 175 years of commitment to our state’s businesses, communities, and people.

When Ryker first heard about the National Civics Bee® from his social science teacher, it wasn’t the word “civics” that caught his attention—it was the opportunity to make a difference. “I didn’t even know civics was a subject,” Ryker admits. But the idea of solving real problems in his community sparked a deep interest in taking action.