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Hawaii Business Forums
Channel: Hawaii Business
Show: Hawaii Business Forums
Episode: Forum 6 - Kamaaina Companies: Facing the Pressure
Posted on Jan 04, 2008
Producer: ʻŌleloHawaii Business magazine and the Hawaii Institute for Public Affairs are sponsoring a series of breakfast seminars to educate and engage the local business community in the critical importance of creating a sustainable Hawaii. This series, entitled the "Hawaii Business 2050 Forums on Sustainability," runs parallel to the work of the Hawaii 2050 Sustainability Task Force. Our forum on "Kamaaina Companies: Facing the Pressure" was held on December 11, 2007 at the Hawaii Prince Hotel.
Panelists included: Colbert Matsumoto, Chairman of Island Insurance Companies; Carol Ai May, Vice President and Secretary of City Mill Co. Ltd.; and Alec Sou, General Manager of Aloun Farms.
The desired outcome of this series of forums is simple: our goal is to educate and engage the leaders of Hawaii's business community so that they understand what sustainability means, why it is good for business and critical to the well-being of our community, and what the role of the business community is in achieving a sustainable Hawaii by 2050. By the end of the series, we hope business leaders will want to participate in an action plan for sustainability that will preserve Hawaii as a wonderful place to live and work for our children and grandchildren.
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Hawaii Business Forums
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Episode: Forum 5 - High Tech: A Hope-Filled Future
Posted on Nov 14, 2007
Producer: ʻŌleloHawaii Business magazine and the Hawaii Institute for Public Affairs are sponsoring a series of breakfast seminars to educate and engage the local business community in the critical importance of creating a sustainable Hawaii. This series, entitled the "Hawaii Business 2050 Forums on Sustainability," runs parallel to the work of the Hawaii 2050 Sustainability Task Force. Our forum on "High Tech: A Hope-Filled Future" was held on October 24, 2007 at the Hawaii Prince Hotel.
Panelists included: Jennifer Goto Sabas, Chief of Staff to Senator Daniel K. Inouye; Patrick Sullivan, founder of Hoana Medical & Oceanit; and Larry Lieberman of Referentia Systems.
The desired outcome of this series of forums is simple: our goal is to educate and engage the leaders of Hawaii's business community so that they understand what sustainability means, why it is good for business and critical to the well-being of our community, and what the role of the business community is in achieving a sustainable Hawaii by 2050. By the end of the series, we hope business leaders will want to participate in an action plan for sustainability that will preserve Hawaii as a wonderful place to live and work for our children and grandchildren.
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Hawaii Business Forums
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Show: Hawaii Business Forums
Episode: Forum 4 - H2O is Life
Posted on Oct 22, 2007
Producer: ʻŌleloHawaii Business magazine and the Hawaii Institute for Public Affairs are sponsoring a series of breakfast seminars to educate and engage the local business community in the critical importance of creating a sustainable Hawaii. This series, entitled the "Hawaii Business 2050 Forums on Sustainability," runs parallel to the work of the Hawaii 2050 Sustainability Task Force. Our forum on "Water: The Silent Determinant for Growth" was held on July 27, 2007 at the Hawaii Prince Hotel.
Panelists included: Dean Okimoto, president and owner of Nalo Farms; Manabu Tagomori, former deputy director at DLNR and director of water and natural resources at Oceanit; and Harry Kim, Mayor of Hawaii County.
The desired outcome of this series of forums is simple: our goal is to educate and engage the leaders of Hawaii's business community so that they understand what sustainability means, why it is good for business and critical to the well-being of our community, and what the role of the business community is in achieving a sustainable Hawaii by 2050. By the end of the series, we hope business leaders will want to participate in an action plan for sustainability that will preserve Hawaii as a wonderful place to live and work for our children and grandchildren.
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Hawaii Business Forums
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Episode: Forum 3 - Renewable Energy
Posted on Jun 21, 2007
Producer: ʻŌleloHawaii Business magazine and the Hawaii Institute for Public Affairs are sponsoring a series of breakfast seminars to educate and engage the local business community in the critical importance of creating a sustainable Hawaii. This series, entitled the "Hawaii Business 2050 Forums on Sustainability," runs parallel to the State Legislature's Hawaii 2050 Sustainability Task Force. Our forum on renewable energy was held on May 11, 2007 at the Hawaii Prince Hotel.
Panelists included: Alan Kennett, President and General Manager of Gay & Robinson Inc.; Andrew G. Hashimoto, Dean and Director of the College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources at the University of Hawaii at Manoa; and Kelly King, Vice President of Pacific Biodiesel Inc.
The desired outcome of the series is simple: our goal is to educate and engage the leaders of Hawaii's business community so that they understand what sustainability means, why it is good for business and critical to the well-being of our community, and what the role of the business community is in achieving a sustainable Hawaii by 2050. By the end of the series, we hope business leaders will want to participate in an action plan for sustainability that will preserve Hawaii as a wonderful place to live and work for our children and grandchildren.
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Hawaii Business Forums
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Episode: Forum 2 - Land Use
Posted on May 01, 2007
Producer: ʻŌleloHawaii Business magazine and the Hawaii Institute for Public Affairs are sponsoring a series of breakfast seminars throughout 2007 to educate and engage the local business community in the critical importance of creating a sustainable Hawaii. This series, entitled the "Hawaii Business 2050 Forums on Sustainability," runs parallel to, but is separate and independent of, the State Legislature's Hawaii 2050 Sustainability Task Force. "Land Use Development: How Much or Too Much?" the second of eight planned forums, was held on March 16, 2007 at the Hawaii Prince Hotel.
Panelists included: Mike Jones, Division President, D.R. Horton - Hawaii Division; David Bylund, Chair of the Urban Land Institute's Sustainability Committee and Brad Kurokawa, Deputy Planning Director, County of Hawaii
The desired outcome of the series is simple: our goal is to educate and engage the leaders of Hawaii's business community so that they understand what sustainability means, why it is good for business and critical to the well-being of our community, and what the role of the business community is in achieving a sustainable Hawaii by 2050. By the end of the series, we hope business leaders will want to participate in an action plan for sustainability that will preserve Hawaii as a wonderful place to live and work for our children and grandchildren.
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Hawaii Business Forums
Channel: Hawaii Business
Show: Hawaii Business Forums
Episode: Forum 1 - Overview of Sustainability
Posted on Mar 09, 2007
Producer: ʻŌleloThis first forum, "Overview of Sustainability: What is it? What's in it for Business?", was conducted on January 26, 2007 and featured a panel discussion with David Cole of Maui Land and Pineapple, Mitch D'Olier of Kane'ohe Ranch and the Harold K. Castle Foundation, and Robbie Alm of Hawaiian Electric Company. These breakfast seminars are a partnership between HB and HIPA, the Hawaii Institute for Public Affairs, and take a look at what Hawaii will look like in the year 2050, and how we can achieve sustainability to make sure the Hawaii we know and love is still around. The forums allow you to look at questions like: how do our actions today impact the future we will have tomorrow and will we be leaving a better Hawaii for future generations?
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