Chamber of Commerce Hawaii represents more than 2,000 organizations including nonprofits and businesses of all sizes that encompass 210,000 employees from a wide variety of industries that are contributing more than $32 billion in revenue to Hawaii’s economy.
Find and Employ Sustainable Methodologies in Your New Business
You care about the environment and realize that a sustainable strategy for your company is good business. An enduring firm is not only profitable but also socially responsible and environmentally conscious. If you're at a loss of where to begin, use the following ideas from the Chamber of Commerce Hawaii to discover and utilize sustainable strategies in your new business. Start Your Business on a Sustainable Track Becoming sustainable has a steep learning curve, so don’t feel like you have to
How to Make Your Hawaii Business’ Holiday Shopping Campaign a Community Success
The holiday season is a great time to give back to the community and support local businesses. A shop local campaign is a great way to do both! By promoting local businesses and encouraging shoppers to buy locally, you can help strengthen the local economy. Here are some tips from the Chamber of Commerce Hawaii on how to make your holiday shopping campaign a community success.Launching a Local Shopping Campaign for the Holidays There are a few things you'll need to do to get your local shopping campaign
How Hawaii Small Businesses Can Use Technological Innovation To Stay Competitive
Innovation drives competition, making it a crucial investment for small businesses. However, many owners believe the cost is too great. In truth, today's technological advancements are highly affordable and well worth the amount spent. The key is understanding what your company needs so you can best invest your resources. If you want to stay competitive, here are a few technological innovations to consider from the Chamber of Commerce Hawaii. Utilize Digital Marketing Marketing is
Top Warning Signs That Negotiations are Unsuccessful
An unsuccessful contract negotiation is one in which the outcome isn't good for your business. Contract negotiations can fail for many reasons. The key is to spot the signs that things aren't going well, so you can decide whether to continue or exit the negotiation. Be on the lookout for the following four signs that negotiations are unsuccessful.Failure to Think of the Potential Pitfalls You often hear how important a positive attitude is for success in business, but viewing contracts through
