Making Leadership Work
A Returning Millennial’s Observations on Leadership in the Real Estate Marketplace. Born and raised in Hawaii, Will Elliot recently returned from Portland where he started his real estate career managing commercial property. What different perspectives did he gain after working for 10 years in a city of rapid growth and social change? We’ll also discuss […]
Sea Changes at Matson (Making Leadership Work)
Extending its South Pacific Service. In this episode of Community Matters, host Tim Apicella is joined by Mike Hansen in a discussion about Matsons plans for new shipping services and the effects they will have on shipping as well as Hawaii. The host for this episode is Tim Apicella. The guest for this episode is […]
Kim Coco Iwamoto From Community Activist to Lieutenant Governor (Making Leadership Work)
Carol Mon Lee interviews guest Kim Coco Iwamoto, well known activist and community leader, who is a candidate for Lt. Governor in the Nov 2018 election. A former member of the Hawaii Civil Rights Commission and the Hawaii State Board of Education ( in 2006 she was the highest ranking openly transgender elected official in […]
Cross Country Law Practice is the Way of the Future (Making Leadership Work)
Brenda Gotanda moved to Hawaii a year ago but maintains her Pennsylvania law practice in environmental and energy law. ThinkTech Hawaii streams live on the Internet from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm every weekday afternoon, Hawaii Time, then streaming earlier shows through the night. Check us out any time for great content and great community. […]
Jill Tokuda, Why is She the Best Choice for Lt. Governor (Making Leadership Work)
Jill Tokuda’s vision of effective leadership. Sen. Jill Tokuda, Senate Dist.4, is running for Lt. Governor in the 2018 race. How does she distinguish herself from the other candidates. ThinkTech Hawaii streams live on the Internet from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm every weekday afternoon, Hawaii Time, then streaming earlier shows through the night. Check […]
What Does Leadership Mean In North Korea (Making Leadership Work)
How Does Kim Jong Un Sway The North Korean People. Jay Fidell and Rep. Gene Ward take a look at recent events involving Kim Jong Un, his leadership style, his engagement with Donald Trump, and his dictatorial control of North Korea. ThinkTech Hawaii streams live on the Internet from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm every […]
Achieving Success In the Hospitality Industry in Hawaii (Making Leadership Work)
What Is Means To Be A Productive Leader In Today’s Hospitality Industry. what does it means to achieve productive and successful leadership in the hospitality industry today in Hawaii and worldwide? Michael Troy shares thoughts on How is the industry doing now and in the future; What kinds of careers are most promising; What an […]
Back from the Bench, Life after Judicial Retirement
The Honorable Leslie A. Hayashi, Ret. After 25 years as a judge, Leslie Hayashi retired from the district court bench for the First Circuit Court in Honolulu in 2014. But she has never retired from her service and leadership in civic and charitable organizations, teaching around the world, and creative work as an artist and […]
Management of Natural Disasters That Become More Extreme
For 100 years, the Red Cross has played a vital role in helping the people of Hawaii recover from every major disaster, from hurricanes, earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, and air crashes. Through the generosity and support of Hawaii’s people, the Hawaii Red Cross will be here for the next 100 years to provide comfort and […]
Effecting Change as a Young Lawmaker
Rep. Ichiyama was elected to office in 2010 soon after graduating from UH Richardson School of Law. While in high school, she served as the student member on the Hawaii State Board of Education, representing all of Hawaii’s public school students. How did her student activism in politics and the community prepare her for a […]