BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20261022T214500Z DTEND:20261022T230000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:YP Exec Connect with Trini Kaopuiki Clark\, Tricia Fetui and Tyler Kurashige Sponsored by Enterprise Rent-A-Car and HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union DESCRIPTION:Exclusive luncheon event for YP members only!\n\n\nJoin us for Exec Connect: Nonprofit Leadership & Leading the Next Generation to hear from executives at Big Brothers Big Sisters Hawaii\, Chamber of Commerce Hawaii\, and Make-A-Wish Hawaii. Learn about their leadership journeys\, how they engage young leaders through board service\, and opportunities for young professionals to grow as leaders while making a meaningful impact in our community.\n\n\n\nThis is open to current YP members only and limited to only eight YP members per executive. Sign up NOW to attend this great "talk story" luncheon and learn from these accomplished business executives!\n\n\n\nPlease note\, a $10 no-show fee will be applied for missed Exec Connect events without at least 24 hours' notice. We understand that schedules can change\, and we kindly ask that you notify us in advance if you're unable to attend. This helps us better manage our events and accommodate others who may be on the waitlist. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation!\n\n\n\nExecutive Networking Tip: Let the executive at your table lead the conversation. Your role is to listen\, ask thoughtful questions\, and engage\, not to pitch or dominate the discussion. These moments are rare\, so make them count by being genuinely curious!\n\n\n\nFeatured Executives:\n\n\n\nTrini Kaopuiki Clark \n\nPresident & CEO\n\nMake-a-Wish Hawaii\n\n\n\n\n\nTricia Fetui\n\nChief Operating Officer\n\nChamber of Commerce Hawaii\n\n\n\nTricia Fetui is the Chief Operating Officer of the Chamber of Commerce Hawaii.\n\n\n\nTricia Fetui serves as Chief Operating Officer of the Chamber of Commerce Hawaii\, where she oversees the organization's operations\, membership\, marketing and communications\, programs and events\, and public affairs teams. In this role\, she helps advance the Chamber's mission of strengthening Hawaii's business community and driving initiatives that support the state's long-term economic success.\n\n\n\nPrior to joining the Chamber\, Fetui held leadership roles with the Aloha Council\, Boy Scouts of America (serving Hawaii\, Guam\, and American Samoa)\, March of Dimes Hawaii\, The Queen's Health Systems\, The Madden Corporation\, and Central Pacific Bank.\n\n\n\nA recognized leader in Hawaii's business community\, Fetui was honored as a Pacific Business News Women Who Mean Business honoree in 2023 and was named one of Modern Luxury Hawaii's Dynamic Women in 2025.\n\n\n\nShe currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Domestic Violence Action Center\, is a member of the ACCE Events Advisory Council\, and is part of the ESPN Sheraton Bowl Events Committee.\n\n\n\nFetui earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Management from Hope International University in Fullerton\, California\, where she was a member of the university's women's volleyball team.\n\n\n\nOutside of work\, she enjoys supporting her family's pursuits and is a proud mother of two student-athletes\, Josiah Fetui who plays football for the University of Hawaii\, and Isabella Fetui who plays volleyball for Franklin Pierce University\, giving her plenty of opportunities to cheer from the sidelines.\n\n\n\n\n\nTyler Kurashige\n\nPresident/CEO\n\nBig Brothers Big Sisters Hawaii\n\n\n\nTyler Kurashige is President and CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters Hawaii\, where he leads the organization's statewide mission to create meaningful mentoring relationships for youth across Oahu\, Maui\, and Kauai.\n\n\n\nWith more than 20 years of experience in nonprofit leadership and community-based human services\, Tyler has spent two decades with Big Brothers Big Sisters Hawaii\, previously serving as Chief Operating Officer and Director of Program Operations. His leadership has focused on organizational growth\, strategic partnerships\, program expansion\, and long-term sustainability.\n\n\n\nA graduate of the University of Hawaii at Manoa\, Tyler holds a master's degree in Public Administration. He believes deeply in the power of relationships to transform lives and strengthen communities throughout Hawaii. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Exclusive luncheon event for YP members only!

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\nJoin us for Exec Connect: Nonprofit Leadership &\; Leading the Next Generation to hear from executives at Big Brothers Big Sisters Hawaii\, \;Chamber of Commerce Hawaii\, and Make-A-Wish Hawaii. Learn about their leadership journeys\, how they engage young leaders through board service\, and opportunities for young professionals to grow as leaders while making a meaningful impact in our community.
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\nThis is open to current YP members only and limited to only eight YP members per executive. Sign up NOW to attend this great "\;talk story"\; luncheon and learn from these accomplished business executives!
\n
\nPlease note\, a $10 no-show fee will be applied for missed Exec Connect events without at least 24 hours'\; \;notice. \;We understand that schedules can change\, and we kindly ask that you notify us in advance if you'\;re unable to attend. This helps us better manage our events and accommodate others who may be on the waitlist. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation!
\n
\nExecutive Networking Tip: \;Let the executive at your table lead the conversation. Your role is to listen\, ask thoughtful questions\, and engage\, \;not to pitch or dominate the discussion. These moments are rare\, so make them count by being genuinely curious!\n\n


\nFeatured \;Executives:
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\nTrini Kaopuiki Clark \;
\nPresident &\; CEO
\nMake-a-Wish Hawaii
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\nTricia Fetui
\nChief Operating Officer
\nChamber of Commerce Hawaii
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\nTricia Fetui is the Chief Operating Officer of the Chamber of Commerce Hawaii.
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\nTricia Fetui serves as Chief Operating Officer of the Chamber of Commerce Hawaii\, where she oversees the organization&rsquo\;s operations\, membership\, marketing and communications\, programs and events\, and public affairs teams. In this role\, she helps advance the Chamber&rsquo\;s mission of strengthening Hawaii&rsquo\;s business community and driving initiatives that support the state&rsquo\;s long-term economic success.
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\nPrior to joining the Chamber\, Fetui held leadership roles with the Aloha Council\, Boy Scouts of America (serving Hawaii\, Guam\, and American Samoa)\, March of Dimes Hawaii\, The Queen&rsquo\;s Health Systems\, The Madden Corporation\, and Central Pacific Bank.
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\nA recognized leader in Hawaii&rsquo\;s business community\, Fetui was honored as a Pacific Business News Women Who Mean Business honoree in 2023 and was named one of Modern Luxury Hawaii&rsquo\;s Dynamic Women in 2025.
\n
\nShe currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Domestic Violence Action Center\, is a member of the ACCE Events Advisory Council\, and is part of the ESPN Sheraton Bowl Events Committee.
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\nFetui earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Management from Hope International University in Fullerton\, California\, where she was a member of the university&rsquo\;s women&rsquo\;s volleyball team.
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\nOutside of work\, she enjoys supporting her family&rsquo\;s pursuits and is a proud mother of two student-athletes\, Josiah Fetui who plays football for the University of Hawaii\, and Isabella Fetui who plays volleyball for Franklin Pierce University\, giving her plenty of opportunities to cheer from the sidelines.
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\nTyler Kurashige
\nPresident/CEO
\nBig Brothers Big Sisters Hawaii
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\nTyler Kurashige is President and CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters Hawaii\, where he leads the organization'\;s statewide mission to create meaningful mentoring relationships for youth across Oahu\, Maui\, and Kauai.
\n
\nWith more than 20 years of experience in nonprofit leadership and community-based human services\, Tyler has spent two decades with Big Brothers Big Sisters Hawaii\, previously serving as Chief Operating Officer and Director of Program Operations. His leadership has focused on organizational growth\, strategic partnerships\, program expansion\, and long-term sustainability.
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\nA graduate of the University of Hawaii at Manoa\, Tyler holds a master'\;s degree in Public Administration. He believes deeply in the power of relationships to transform lives and strengthen communities throughout Hawaii.

\n LOCATION:Private Downtown location. Inquire with Ruvi or Kaya for details. Please make note of the dress code: Business\, Business Casual\, and Aloha Attire are acceptable for both men and women. Jeans\, shorts\, collarless shirts\, gym shoes\, rubber slippers\, open toed shoes for men\, and any other clothing that would be considered revealing are NOT PERMITTED. UID:e.2453.1114912 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20261009T210639Z URL:https://business.cochawaii.org/events/details/yp-exec-connect-with-trini-kaopuiki-clark-tricia-fetui-and-tyler-kurashige-sponsored-by-enterprise-rent-a-car-and-hawaiiusa-federal-credit-union-1114912 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR