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Monthly Archives: April 2009
CPB's Alex the Loyalty Officer retires
Central Pacific Bank has retired its fiercely loyal Sheltie, Alex, and I was taking the happy news to media that 2,800 of his plush toy images would go to Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children. I discovered just how … Continue reading
Posted in Events, General Public Relations, media relations, Sponsorship
Tagged Alex the Loyalty Officer, canine therapist, Central Pacific Bank, CPB, Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Howard Dicus, Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children, KGMB, Lisa Ching, rehabilitation, rehabilitation therapy, Sheltie
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Follow the threads of piracy
One of the best aspects of H&P’s business—communication—is opportunity to delve deep into an interesting topic. Take piracy for example. This week, I reviewed a commentary authored by Mark M. Murakami, an attorney with our client, Damon Key Leong Kupchak … Continue reading
Women to Convene, Talk "Corporate Karma" @ Wahine in Hawaii Business, Tuesday, July 14, 2009
President Obama is calling for a renewed commitment to service in America. This summer, two high profile Honolulu women’s conferences merge and take on this issue as a community matter and a business strategy. On Tuesday, July 14, 2009, hundreds … Continue reading
Posted in Employee Engagement, Events, General Public Relations, Speaking Engagements, Sponsorship
Tagged businesswomen, Corporate Karma, corporate philanthropy, Erika Engle, Hawaii Business, Hawaii Business magazine, HerStory, Honolulu Star-Bulletin, JLH, Junior League of Honolulu, Peggie Pelosi, talk story, Wahine in Hawaii Business, women in business, women's conference, women's events
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Go Naked: Night Market
Our longtime client and LASIK pioneer, Tyrie Jenkins, M.D., will be talking with Honolulu’s hip, urban crowd at Aloha Tower’s “Night Market.” The topic: “GO NAKED.” This revives an early campaign highlighting the liberating feeling of being able to see without … Continue reading
Posted in Events, General Public Relations, Green Communication, Marketing, Sponsorship
Tagged Aloha Tower, eyes, Gen X, Gen Y, Go Naked, LASIK, M.D., Night Market, pathwaytovision.com, Tyrie Jenkins, Waterfront
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Central Pacific Bank: Honoring the Legacy
It was a privilege to join with members of Hawaii’s legendary Japanese American World War II military units, who gathered recently at Central Pacific Bank’s main branch in downtown Honolulu. The occasion was the unveiling of an exhibition of World … Continue reading
Posted in Events, General Public Relations, Storytelling
Tagged 100th Infantry Battalion, 1399th Engineer Construction Battalion, 442nd, AJA Veterans, Army Military Intelligence Service, Bert Nishimura, Bob Jones, Central Pacific Bank, Denis Isono, Go For Broke, Honolulu, Japanese American, Kapiolani Community College, Leeward Community College, McKinley High School, MidWeek, nisei, Pam Funai, Pineapple Express, Remember Pearl Harbor, Sueo Sakamoto, veterans, William Thompson, World War II
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Mokulele Airlines: This Team "Tries Harder" to Win Over Hawaii
“The flight’s full; it feels good,” a man in first class says to the steward on a Mokulele Airlines flight to Kauai. The man is Bill Boyer, an owner of the interisland carrier. An unassuming guy, when Boyer is on … Continue reading


