Chad Buck’s Venture to Ensure Food Security in Hawaiʻi
The founder and CEO of Hawaiʻi Foodservice Alliance shares insights on leadership, entrepreneurship, and personal growth, highlighting his unique approach to business and leadership that has made a lasting impact on the Hawaiian islands.
In this episode of The Hawaii Business Podcast, we delve into the journey of Chad Buck, owner and CEO of Hawaiʻi Foodservice Alliance. Buck’s journey, from childhood struggles to building a successful business, is a tale of determination. HFA, founded in 2002, has become the largest distributor of perishable foods statewide, serving retailers such as Costco and Safeway.
The company plays an essential role during disasters. And its leadership was put to the test when Gov. Josh Green reached out to Buck for assistance during the devastating fires on Maui. The conversation explores post-disaster relief efforts, personal growth, and the importance of holding leaders accountable for addressing social issues in Hawaiʻi.
The episode also touches on entrepreneurship, leadership, and the development of first-generation leaders through servant leadership training.
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Founded in 1919 as a two-car repair garage on the North Shore of Oʻahu, Servco Pacific Inc. is Hawaiʻi’s largest private company with operations in the United States and Australia. Guided by a value-driven business model, Servco Pacific owns a diverse group of businesses in automotive distribution and retail, car sharing, musical instruments, and venture capital. As the company’s journey of innovation continues, Servco Pacific is evolving to provide mobility solutions to serve the needs of its customers and communities in Hawaiʻi and beyond.
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