Sherry Broder, lawyer, has been at the center of Hawaii’s law community for years. She has a solo practice, teaches international law and was the first woman president of the State Bar. She successfully represented victims of torture against Ferdinand Marco and famiies in the heptachlor case. In 2015 the ABA awarded her the Solo […]
Guiding Growth Of Commercial Real Estate In Hawaii
oe Haas, former President of CBRE Hawaii and now managing director and principal broker at NAI Chaney Brooks, talks about his role in the phenomenal growth of full service commercial real estate operations over his 30 years, including his road from sales to the front office. How have his unique stye, management experience and sense […]
The Life of a Young Executive in the Hawaii Real Estate Sector
William Tanaka is the President of First Hawaii Title, a full service escrow and title company. How did he get there and how does he motivate others to improve client and consumer experiences. ThinkTech Hawaii streams live on the Internet from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm every weekday afternoon, Hawaii Time, then streaming earlier shows […]
Life After Internship
Want To Be A Thinktech Intern? Jay Fidell And Carol Mon Lee Interview Nicole Alexandra Enos, Thinktech 2017 Spring Intern. The Conclusion Of This Show Is A Live Graduation Ceremony And Presentation Of The Coveted Thinktech Intern Certificate For Nicole Enos. The hosts for this episode were Carol Mon Lee, Jay Fidell. The hosts for […]
How Has the Ban Changed Our National Immigration Landscape
John Egan, An Immigration Lawyer Practicing In Honolulu, Will Discuss The Nature Of The Practice And The Immigration Bar In Hawaii, What It’s Like To Be An Immigration Lawyer, And How His Practice Is Being Affected By National Events And Changes In The Trump Administration The host for this episode was Carol Mon Lee. The […]
Crossing Nature, Science And Art
Chris Ritson, Mixed Media Sculptor And Artist, Is One Of The Select Pacific Artists Exhibiting At The The Honolulu Biennial 2017, The Multi-Site, Contemporary Visual Arts Festival Running Now Through May 8. Chris’s Unique Art Is Created From Materials Drawn From His Immediate Surroundings, Including Biological And Chemically Generated Works That Speak To Deeper Environmental […]
Voice Yourself Part 1
This is a special 2 part program on “Building Voices,” an ideas and action festival to be held on April 22, Earth Day, at the State Capitol, and other events during this month, National Architecture and Landscape Architecture Month. The free design symposium and festival will gather the community to engage in local and global […]
The HE’E Coalition – Leadership in Supporting Public Education – Cheri Nakamura
Cheri Nakamura, The HE’E Coalition’s Director, appears on Education Matters with Carol Mon Lee to discuss some of the Coalition’s recent activities, including equity in education. The Coalition, along with other community stakeholders, are especially concerned for specific groups that need particular attention – students with disabilities, students who do not speak the language of […]
The Mind of a Millennial
Carol Mon Lee interviews a millennial, Nicole Alexandra Enos, ThinkTech’s spring intern, on the first episode of this new show. Nicole steps in as the host of the “The Millennial Mind” during the month of April. Her varied interests in women in media, gaming, science, international matters, local issues, and gender issues tell us something […]
Phi Alpha Theta – National History Honor Society – Highlighting the Importance of History
Chelsea Demott, President of the UH Manoa chapter of Phi Alpha Theta – National History Honor Society (PAT) discusses its many projects and activities, including its recent Regional Conference held at Chaminade on Education Matters with Carol Mon Lee. Phi Alpha Theta promotes the study of history through the encouragement of research, good teaching, publication […]