Hawaii Business Magazine October 2023 - Hawaii Business Magazine

Ki-Lin Reece is a luthier at KR Strings, where he restores family heirlooms and old Hawaiian instruments.

Glass artist Arlie Pemberton creates her jewelry with 2,200 degrees of heat.

7 steps that will make your exit easier for everyone.

Employee experience is crucial for an organization’s growth and success, but most just give it lip service.

Family Hui Hawaii brings small groups together for friendship and support.

A brief look at health statistics and disparities, including among men and Native Hawaiians.

10 wāhine who have stepped up to lead, from corporate executives to organizers of grassroots relief efforts on Maui.

Journalists like us drive conversations. But elected officials act – and take the heat from an often angry, sometimes misinformed public.

But the new Kapālama Container Terminal is the first step in an ambitious plan to create a more resilient port and cope with a rising ocean.

Meet some of Hawai‘i’s remarkable wāhine in business.

Five local experts discuss how AI is helping to synthesize data, generate ideas and handle tedious tasks.

A step-by-step guide for rebuilding when you’ve lost everything, or preparing before another disaster strikes.

Two long-time executives explain their multi-year succession strategy, as they prepare to exit on Oct. 1.

The development company that used low-income housing tax credits to build the 89-unit apartment building hopes to rebuild.

Hawaii Business Magazine - October 2023