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Honoring ʻŌiwi Leaders By The NHCC Board of Directors, for Ka Wai Ola November 2022 He pūkoʻa kani ʻāina. A coral reef that grows into an island. (A person beginning in a small way gains steadily until they become firmly established.) – Mary Kawena Pukui, ʻŌlelo Noʻeau 932. Like many kānaka, Dr. Naleen Andrade, John De Fries…
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Hawaiʻi’s Native Hawaiian Chambers of Commerce and the Native Hawaiian Hospitality Association are proud to announce Kuhikuhi.com, a project to help direct more customers to Native Hawaiian-owned businesses. “The economic hardships experienced by communities across Hawaiʻi during the pandemic, coupled with the concurrent national calls for racial justice, brought light to the importance of supporting…
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For the July edition of Ka Wai Ola, NHCC Board Member and President guest authored NHCC’s monthly column “The Voice of Native Hawaiian Business.” Shannon recaps the past year for NHCC and looks ahead to the organization’s new fiscal year. To view this article and others in the July edition, click HERE. E Naʻi Wale…
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Taizha Hughes-Kaluhiokalani, Miss Aloha Hula 2019 Nikki Holbrook, Miss Hawaii 2019 Aaron and Cindy Forsgren, Tanoa Hawaii Kalenaku DeLima, Kapena School of Music Timmy Wailehua, Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce Keola Rapozo, FITTED AugieT, Former radio personality Megan Kau, Attorney If you work in OR own a business in the hospitality industry, what are your…
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The Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce that nominations for the 2021 ʻŌʻō Awards are now open. Since 1977, NHCC has awarded the ʻŌʻō Award to Native Hawaiians that have made significant contributions to the advancement of the Native Hawaiian community. Since it was first awarded, the ʻŌʻō Award has become one…
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