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Calling all college students! Discover career opportunities in IT, cyber, tech, and intelligence at two upcoming fairs! Connect with local and national industry partners, explore career options, and find internships, jobs, and more. Swipe to learn more!

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We’ve never been so sundrenched and happy. Our annual Business on the Green at @hoakaleicountryclubofficial was a great way to kick off the work week. Mahalo to @alscoinc for their ongoing support year-after-year to make this event one of the best places to do business. Next year’s will be our lucky 13 so stay tuned.

☕Join us at the September edition of Coffee Talk $☕Join us at the September edition of Coffee Talks presented by ProService Hawaii - Membership Matters: Boosting Growth and Sales. ☕ Did you know that many organizations rely on membership for a significant portion of their revenue, yet only a fraction successfully grow and retain a strong member base? While sales and marketing are important, they're just the surface when it comes to building a sustainable membership model. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights from industry professionals Alan Aldwell, Senior Director of Sales & Service at the University of Hawaii at Manoa Athletics Department and Jennifer Oyer, Founder and Chief Joy Officer of Community Impact Advisors. Register today at cochawaii.org/events$

Last Monday, over 275 people joined the Chamber of

Last Monday, over 275 people joined the Chamber of Commerce, the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations, and the Workforce Development Council for the second annual Future of Work Conference. We want to extend a huge mahalo to all of our sponsors that made the day possible. Thank you to AE Consulting, Booz Allen, Hawaii Dental Service, Hawaii Pacific Health, Hawaii P-20, Pacific Business News, the University of Hawaii, and the University of Hawaii Community Colleges for your commitment to strengthening Hawaii's talent pipeline.

The day featured a keynote address from Peter Schwartz, data-driven workforce insights, a panel on James Campbell High School's engineering pathway, a presentation on the impact of the inaugural Nakakuli-Waianae internship program and a panel with Hawaii's 2024 Workforce Development Heroes.

On September 23 and 24, Nānākuli High School hos

On September 23 and 24, Nānākuli High School hosted its first-ever mock job interviews, providing a valuable opportunity for students to prepare for their future careers. The Chamber of Commerce supported Nanakuli by helping to secure 23 industry professionals representing many different fields. Ninety students took part in the interviews, gaining not only practical interview experience but also industry insights and networking opportunities.

The Chamber extends our mahalo to the dedicated industry partners who participated! Interested in getting involved in Work-Based Learning? Contact Sophia Wibholm, swibholm@cochawaii.org.

Join us for the 23rd Annual HTDC Holiday Tech Job

Join us for the 23rd Annual HTDC Holiday Tech Job Fair on Saturday, December 21, 2024, at the Entrepreneurs Sandbox in Honolulu. This premier event offers your company the opportunity to connect with Hawai‘i’s top tech talent, including candidates in engineering, tech, and defense. Hosting a table at the job fair is an excellent way to showcase your company’s strengths, career opportunities, and build relationships within the local tech community. With hundreds of job seekers expected to attend, you’ll have direct access to talent that can help drive your organization’s growth. Consider elevating your presence by becoming a sponsor, with options ranging from $1,000 to $7,000. The sponsorship deadline is November 5, 2024, and the employer registration deadline is November 15, 2024. To secure your spot and learn more about sponsor opportunities, contact jobfair@htdc.org or visit www.htdc.org for more information.

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