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Chavonnie Ramos
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Staff Writer and Videographer, Hawaii Business
Hawaii
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By Chavonnie Ramos Verified| Hawaii Business Verified David Lassner is stepping down as president of the UH system at the end of 2024, 11 years and four months after being named interim president. That’s a remarkably long run: None of his three predecessors had the job for more than five years. And the latest nationwide survey by the American Council on Education found that in 2022, university presidents had been on the job an average of 5.9 years.
By Chavonnie Ramos Verified| Hawaii Business Verified Nā Lālā o ka Pūhala offers weekly classes on how to weave leaves from the native hala tree. Stacie Segovia’s kumu hula recommended that she learn lau hala weaving because she’s good with her hands. “I just fell in love with it,” says Segovia, shown standing. Now, she leads Nā Lālā o ka Pūhala, a community organization that offers weekly classes on how to weave leaves from the native hala tree.
By Chavonnie Ramos Verified| Hawaii Business Verified David Lassner is stepping down as president of the UH system at the end of 2024, 11 years and four months after being named interim president. That’s a remarkably long run: None of his three predecessors had the job for more than five years. And the latest nationwide survey by the American Council on Education found that in 2022, university presidents had been on the job an average of 5.9 years.
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Hawaii Business
Hawaii Business Magazine is a prominent publication dedicated to business and economic development in Hawaii. Founded in 1955 by Ethel and Joe Murphy, it began as Hawaii Engineer and transitioned to Hawaii Business in 1962, becoming the first and oldest regional business magazine in the United States. The magazine has adapted over the years to reflect changes in Hawaii's economy, including its shift from a plantation-based economy to a more diversified one. The magazine offers comprehensive coverage of various business topics, including real estate trends, infrastructure projects, and emerging tech startups. It publishes signature issues such as the Hawaii Business Top 250, which ranks the state's largest companies, and the Black Book, featuring executive profiles. Hawaii Business Magazine has received over 100 national and state awards for its journalism, making it a valuable resource for business leaders, entrepreneurs, and anyone interested in Hawaii's economic landscape.
Hawaii, United States
+1 808-537-6455
Founded: 1955