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‘Ohana: Relationships That Create Opportunity
May 30, 2013 Government tends to view citizens as individuals; Hawaiians see people in the context of all their connections to family, church, work, clubs, neighborhood and communit. more »» 
Accepting Kuleana Makes Dreams Come True for Others
April 25, 2013 I was born in 1949. Dad worked for Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar; mom for Maui Land & Pine. My weekends were spent in Hana. My tutu was full-blooded Hawaiian; papa was pure Filipino. more »» 
Embracing the Past is Key to Moving Forward
March 28, 2013 Native Hawaiians carry their culture with them everywhere they go. That includes business. My life comes from sky, mountain, land and se. more »» 
Hawaiian Commerce and Entrepreneurism
March 14, 2013 For many Baby Boomer Kanaka Maoli like myself, being “Hawaiian” meant very little. more »» 
E Welina Kakou!
January 31, 2013 The last week of every month, we are reaching out to businesspeople and Maui Weekly readers who want to be in busines. more »» |
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