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21 Kolokea Way Hoohale Place Kula HI 96790
(808) 463-8933
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Sayegh Visuals is a boutique Video & Media production house based in Maui, Hawaii.

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Mahalo to everyone who joined us for the October Coffee Talks presented by @proservicehawaii! Attendees heard about the importance of empathy and meaningful relationships in membership retention and sales growth.

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Mahalo to @watanabefloral for being the exclusive floral sponsor of the 174th Annual Membership Luncheon! The beautiful arrangements brought the room to life and fit perfectly with our Cirque du Soleil theme. Better yet, attendees were able to take it home with them! 💐

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We’re seeking to fund non-profit organizations for projects that are public-health focused based on #Oahu in 2025. The deadline to apply is December 15. Tap the link in our bio to learn more and apply today.

At the 174th Annual Membership Luncheon last week,

At the 174th Annual Membership Luncheon last week, we recognize and thanked our outgoing board members as well as voted on the incoming board members for the 2024-2025 fiscal year.

Swipe through to see the Incoming & Outgoing Board Members. Mahalo to our outgoing and incoming board members for their dedication to make an impact on our business community!

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American Cancer Society is seeking donations for the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk!

Join the movement with in-kind donations for the walk taking place on November 2, including cases of bottles water, coffee travelers, breakfast, and gift cards for participant prized.

For more information, visit @msabc_hawaii or visit www.makingstrideswalk.org/hawaii

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