As Director of Membership Services, Tyler Hunt is responsible for new membership sales and retention, and for developing strategic initiatives and partnerships to meet membership growth and revenue objectives.

Tyler has has held business development and marketing positions in the HR outsourcing, healthcare and tourism industries in Hawaii, and is committed to helping the local business community thrive.

In his spare time, Tyler enjoys sailing and surfing.

As Vice President for Military Affairs, Jason Chung’s role is to be an effective advocate to promote, preserve and protect military missions and installations in Hawaii and be the bridge that links the military to the local community, businesses and government.

He recently retired after 36 years of service in the U.S. Army.  He started his military career here in Hawaii, serving in both the Hawaii Army National Guard and Army Reserves.  After graduating from the University of Hawaii, he served in multiple units, the 25^th Infantry Division, 1/509^th Parachute Infantry, 82^nd Airborne Division, 2ID, Joint Special Operation Command, United States Forces Korea, an U.S. Army Pacific Command, and has tours with the Central Intelligence Agency and the Director of National Intelligence.

Jason earned an executive certificate in data science from John Hopkins.  He holds a BA from the University of Hawaii and MBA from Baker University.

As Vice President of Education & Workforce Development and Executive Director of Sector Partnerships, Keala Peters is responsible for the Chamber’s education-related strategic initiatives that help bridge business with education in support of a strong talent pipeline for Hawaii.

Through Sector Partnerships, Keala helps to convene industry executives and solve for Hawaii’s complex workforce development and economic development issues. Keala and her team also support the strategic efforts of Hawaii’s educators by coordinating high quality work-based learning opportunities that prepare students for college and career readiness in an innovation economy.

Keala has extensive experience as a community builder, collaborator and communications executive in both the private and non-profit sectors on the mainland and here at home in Hawaii. She brings her experience at Nike, Inc., Microsoft, Hawaii Pacific Health and The Queen’s Health Systems to the Chamber of Commerce Hawaii.

As a Native Hawaiian woman born and raised in Honolulu, Keala is a strong advocate for Hawaii families and believes that everyone should have access to a high quality education and that education is the foundation for success. She is actively involved in supporting the HEC CHANGE initiative’s higher education sector and serves on the boards of the Institute for Human Services and the YWCA of Oahu.

As Associate VP of Events & Programs, Tricia Fetui is responsible for the organization’s signature events and programs. She also serves as Executive Director of the organization’s Young Professionals program.

She previously served as development director for the Aloha Council Boy Scouts of Hawaii, Guam and American Samoa. 

Tricia is a graduate of Hope International University in Fullerton, CA, where she played women’s volleyball.

As Program Manager for Marketing & Events, LiAnne is responsible for activities as it relates to the Chamber’s marketing and events efforts, as well as the Young Professionals Program.

Prior to joining the Chamber, her experience included: marketing intern at Ko Hana Rum, business development and marketing coordinator at Premier Solutions HI, and restaurant supervisor/administrative assistant at The Royal Hawaiian Hotel.

LiAnne is a graduate of the University of Hawaii at Manoa.