Q: What is a Chamber Ca$h Mob? A: A group of Chamber members who assemble at a local member business to make purchases to support the local business and the overall community. No matter how small your purchase, shopping local benefits our community. We share the fun via social media to encourage others to shop […]
Parking is located makai of the facility's main entrance. Handicapped parking may be found on the left side of the facility, mauka of the main entrance: Need assistance with registration? Call the Chamber office at (808) 935-7178!
The Membership Committee is responsible for developing marketing strategies to increase Chamber membership and member retention. Meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 12pm-1pm, via Zoom (dates and times subject to change). Chair: HICC Director Jase Takeya, Eclipse Effect Events
The Finance Committee manages the financial affairs of the Chamber so that it remains stable and fiscally sound. The committee ensures that Chamber funds are well-spent and are in the members’ best interest. Additionally, the Finance Committee provides the Board with information pertaining to the financial condition and submits a report at least once a […]
The Military Affairs Committee (MAC) assists the Board of Directors in serving as the Hawai‘i Island partner for the Military Affairs Council of the Chamber of Commerce of Hawai‘i. It works to increase awareness and knowledge of the benefits that the Pōhakuloa Training Area has on Hawai‘i Island and serves as a bridge between the […]
Hear from Olani Lilly and Christian McAdams of ChangeMakers Hawai‘i and learn about their Nā Hulu program, designed to build local businesses and create investment opportunities for first-time and community-based investors. RSVP by November 12th! Zoom link to follow. Joel Olani Lilly is the founder of Changemakers Hawaiʻi and is responsible for the funding, development […]
YP Meetings are open to Chamber members and employees. This energetic committee of young professionals organizes and hosts events for our younger members and their employees. Focusing on networking events and topics relevant to the 21-45 year-old age demographic, this group looks to develop other young business leaders through their Lunch & Learn Survival Skill […]
Corey Robertson is the Manager, Regulatory Affairs for Young Brothers. She has over 20 years of experience working in Regulatory and Corporate Finance and Accounting positions. Born and raised in Kāne‘ohe, she graduated from Kamehameha Schools. Corey has a BA in Finance and Marketing from Pacific University and an MBA from Pepperdine University. David Veltri […]
Space is limited! Please inform the Chamber office if your plans change and you cannot make it after all so we may accommodate others. Mahalo!