Hawaii Business Magazine Newsletters

“Native Hawaiian, faith leaders preside over day long vigil to honor Lahaina victims.”

Views expressed in this Hawaii State News summary are those of the reporters and correspondents.  Accessed on 02 September 2023, 0135 UTC.

Content provided by email subscription to “Hawaii Business Magazine Newsletter.”

Source:  https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox/FMfcgzGtwqQfcMZTNvrWtVMTBvQhcHhT (“Hawaii Business Magazine Newsletters”).

Please click link or scroll down to read your selections.  Thanks for joining us today.

In observance of Labor Day, we will not publish Today’s Hawai‘i News on Monday, Sept. 4. Have a good weekend! Curated local news, plus the essentials you need to close out the work day, including business tips, community announcements, and select items of the social variety.

Top Headlines

Native Hawaiian, faith leaders preside over daylong vigil to honor Lahaina victims Native Hawaiian and faith leaders from a diversity of backgrounds are presiding over a daylong vigil Friday to honor those lost in the Lahaina wildfire. The vigil included ceremonies at sunrise, noon and sunset on each island. The final sunset ceremony runs from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Hawaii News Now. KITV4. Star-Advertiser.

FEMA opens third Maui disaster recovery center in Lahaina A blessing was held before the center opened its doors at 8 a.m. today at the Lahaina Civic Center Gymnasium at 1840 Honoapiilani Highway. The center will be open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. Star-Advertiser. Hawaii News Now.

HAWAII BUSINESS MAGAZINE

This Remodeled Headquarters Makes Other Offices Look Boring and Cold

Two leaders at Servco Pacific describe what went into the renovation. Tip No. 2: Ask employees what they need to do their jobs. By Mike Regan & Jill Kawakami  •  Read more ❯❯

Meet the group installing internet dishes in Lāhainā to reconnect the community Michael Shiffler, CEO of the nonprofit Red Lightning, has been installing Starlink internet dishes throughout the area. Founded in 2010, the group’s done disaster relief in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria, and across the world in places like Haiti and Turkey after earthquakes. But when he’s not traveling, Shiffler is based in Kīhei. Hawaii Public Radio.

Public advised of traffic on Friday around the UH campus The season home opener football game between UH and Stanford University on Sept. 1 guarantees a huge crowd, and UH officials are asking surrounding residents and motorists to plan for heavier-than-normal traffic around campus, including the H-1 Freeway. Spectrum News.

Announcements

THRIVE Hawaii Agrifood Summit to be held in Honolulu Sept. 26-27 Focused on sustainable solutions for the Asia Pacific region, the summit themes include soil health and biodiversity, increasing food security, decreasing and offsetting greenhouse gas emissions and aquaculture and aquaculture technology. International, national and local speakers are from companies, founders, venture capitalists, government, nonprofits and academia. Attendees will also hear pitches from agrifood and aquaculture entrepreneurs from Japan, Vietnam, Singapore, California and Hawai‘i. Registration.

Business Intelligence

Here are some tips, advice, or business content that may be useful to Hawaiʻi’s working professionals. Incorporating DEI into Decision-Making | Harvard Business Review Generation X workers have become disillusioned with tech culture—and their jobs | Fast Company How to roll out AI without totally scaring employees | Quartz The CEO of an education nonprofit says the solution to quiet quitting and back-to-office blues starts with DEI | Insider

Today’s Hawaiʻi View

Birdseye view of the H3 freeway from the ‘Aiea Loop Trail. Photo: Chavonnie Ramos

Unique & Accessible Reporting in Hawaiʻi  Subscribe for just $2 per month

Got feedback? We’d love to hear your thoughts about Today’s Hawaiʻi News!

TELL US MORE

Manage my preferences | View newsletter in a browser You received this email because you signed up for Today’s Hawaiʻi News or because it is included in your Hawaii Business subscription. General Inquiries: (808) 537-9500 Advertising/Sponsorships: (808) 534-7124 ©2023 Hawaii Business Magazine | 1088 Bishop Street LL2, Honolulu, HI 96813