Hawaii Business Magazine presents six CHANGE Events covering Hawai‘i's most important issues:

Community & Economy, Health & Wellness, Arts & Culture, Natural Environment, Government & Civics, and Education.

Hawai‘i Community Foundation created the CHANGE Framework to identify gaps and opportunities for positive change and to mobilize people to work together toward shared goals.

Thanks to our venue partner, these events will be held at HoMA, (Honolulu Museum of Art).

At these events you will:

Hear from speakers about key developments in each area

Be inspired by how the Hawai‘i business community is taking action

Learn how to get involved and

Network with like-minded people at the after-panel pau hana*.

In April, we will be hosting Arts & Culture and our panelist will discuss:

1.  Hawai‘i's creatives are diversifying the state's economy and can do even more with support.
2. Arts and culture are at the core of a community's well-being.
3. Making arts and culture relevant for a new generation and more accessible to more people

Panelists:

Halona Norton-Westbrook, Director and Chief Executive Officer, Honolulu Museum of Art

Vicky Holt Takamine, Executive Director, Pa‘i Foundation

Georja Skinner, Chief Officer, State of Hawaii, Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism Creative Industries Division 

Solomon Enos, Native Hawaiian artist, educator, and visionary

Aaron Salā, Hawaiian singer, composer, and pianist 

Moderator:

Noelle Fujii-Oride, Staff Writer, Hawaii Business Magazine

*Hosted drinks and pupus served immediately after panel discussion.

Parking: 

Honolulu Museum of Art School lot:

Limited hosted parking available across the street with valets on hand to maximize parking.



First Insurance Center:

Entrance and exit to parking structure on Beretania Street. Special flat rate of $5.00 with validation at registration table courtesy of The RMR Group.