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ATTENTION: NATIVE HAWAIIAN ENTREPRENUERS
Grow Your Micro or Small Business with Ho'omana.
Project Ho‘omana is a hands-on business development program created for Native Hawaiian micro and small business owners. Through workshops, mentorship, and a supportive cohort, you'll gain the tools to thrive, in business and beyond.

ATTENTION: NATIVE HAWAIIAN ENTREPRENUERS
Grow Your Micro or Small Business with Ho'omana.
Project Ho‘omana is a hands-on business development program created for Native Hawaiian micro and small business owners. Through workshops, mentorship, and a supportive cohort, you'll gain the tools to thrive, in business and beyond.
NHCC Event Spotlight: Countdown to Pupus & Pros
Who Is This For?
This event is ideal for business owners, entrepreneurs, business professionals, designers, and community members interested in Native Hawaiian culture, home decor, and networking with like-minded individuals. Whether you’re looking for inspiration, business connections, or simply a great evening out, this event offers something valuable for everyone.
Why Attend?
Gain insights into Native Hawaiian-inspired design and cultural storytelling.
Learn directly from Jalene Kanani about her journey to success and the lessons she’s learned.
Engage in valuable networking opportunities with industry professionals.
Enjoy speakeasy beverages and heavy pūpū’s while connecting with fellow attendees.
Limited Seats Available, so secure your spot today!
Limited Seats Available, so secure your spot today!
What Past NHCC Event Attendees Are Saying
Mahalo to Our 2024 'Ō'ō Award Gala Sponsors

Mahalo to Our 2024 'Ō'ō Award Gala Sponsors

















































Relive the Magic of the 2024 ‘O‘O Award Gala
Step into the unforgettable moments of this year's ‘O‘O Award Gala! Our gallery captures the evening’s highlights, from the elegant ceremony to the joyful celebration of our honorees and community. Join us in celebrating the achievements and aloha spirit of Native Hawaiian leaders. All photos were beautifully captured by Mahina CE Photography
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Chamber Updates
Made in Hawaii 2024 Presents YOUR FUTURE IN E-COMMERCE
Made in Hawaii 2024 Presents YOUR FUTURE IN E-COMMERCE – FREE Seminar. Sign Up Today! Attention all Native Hawaiian owned businesses! Exciting news! OHA has teamed up with DBED and Tourism to bring you a FREE seminar: “Your Future in E-Commerce” on Feb. 21! Date: Wednesday, February 21, 2024 Time: 10:30 AM – 6:00 PM…
2024 Economic Conference
2024 Economic Conference Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce, we kicked off the year with a 2024 Economic Forum. The event aimed to provide crucial economic indicators for Native Hawaiian businesses navigating a projected 1.3% upturn in the economy. Special thanks to our amazing participants: – George “Umi” Akana of…
Hawaiian Language Month Speaks to Native Hawaiian Commerce
Hawaiian Language Month Speaks to Native Hawaiian Commerce Celebrating Mahina ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi (Hawaiian Language Month), designated in February to encourage the use and preservation of the Hawaiian language, is also a pivotal aspect of Native Hawaiian commerce. Cultural Identity and Branding: the Hawaiian language is an integral part of Native Hawaiian identity. By promoting and…
2024 Prince Kūhiō Entry Application
2024 Prince Kūhiō Entry Application 2024 Prince Kūhiō Entry Application visit linktr.ee/aohcc PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS: All participants in units must be in matching uniform or dress code Vehicle units must have a floral display or decor Vehicle units must have an identifying banner and/or car magnet signs All units must have a theme that tastefully represents…
Governor Green Honors Legacy and Excellence: Celebrating 50 Years of the Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce
Governor Green Honors Legacy and Excellence: Celebrating 50 Years of the Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce On Friday, January 12, 2024, Governor Green recognized the Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce for five decades of service. “In its 50th year, the Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce continues to be an exemplar of excellence, innovation, and resilience, embodying…
2024 NHCC Hawai’i Economic Forum
2024 NHCC Hawai’i Economic Forum Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce, we kicked off the year with a 2024 Economic Forum. The event was to provide important economic indicators for Native Hawaiian businesses to navigate successfully in an economy projected to be up 1.3%. Special thanks to our participants: George “Umi”…
Community Announcements
Discover upcoming community events, cultural celebrations, and initiatives that bring us together. This is your hub for staying informed about gatherings, workshops, festivals, and opportunities that celebrate and uplift our lāhui.
Join us in strengthening our connections and preserving the spirit of our community. Check back often for the latest updates and ways to get involved.
Community Event: Hawai‘i Pin Fair & Lofacon – 3/1/25
Community Announcements Community Event: Umi Toys Hawai’i presents: Hawai’i Pin Fair & Lofacon Saturday, March 1, 2025 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM Neal S. Blaisdell Center 777 Ward Ave, Honolulu, HI 96814 $5 Admission (Children 3 & under are FREE) $1 off coupons available online! All ages welcome About the Event Hawai’i Pin Fair &…
About our Chamber
Founded in 1974, NHCC works on behalf of its members and the Native Hawaiian business community to advocate for and promote a vibrant economic environment, build relationships, and improve the quality of life for Native Hawaiians in business.
About our Chamber
Founded in 1974, NHCC works on behalf of its members and the Native Hawaiian business community to advocate for and promote a vibrant economic environment, build relationships, and improve the quality of life for Native Hawaiians in business.
Support the Next Generation
Since 2003, the Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce has awarded over $160,000 in scholarships to Native Hawaiian students pursuing a degree in business. Scholarships like these truly make a difference and are needed now more than ever.
Support the Next Generation
Since 2003, the Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce has awarded over $160,000 in scholarships to Native Hawaiian students pursuing a degree in business. Scholarships like these truly make a difference and are needed now more than ever.
Become a Member
When you join the Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce, you’re not just investing in your business, you’re supporting the growth and vitality of our lāhui. Whether you’re an entrepreneur striving to expand, a professional seeking community, or a leader shaping Hawaiʻi’s future, we provide resources, connections, and programs rooted in Hawaiian values to help you thrive.
As a member, you’ll enjoy exclusive benefits such as networking opportunities, business resources, member-only discounts, and access to events that celebrate and uplift our Native Hawaiian culture and economy. Together, we mālama our ʻāina, uplift our people, and build a resilient lāhui for generations to come.
Become a Member
When you join the Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce, you’re not just investing in your business, you’re supporting the growth and vitality of our lāhui. Whether you’re an entrepreneur striving to expand, a professional seeking community, or a leader shaping Hawaiʻi’s future, we provide resources, connections, and programs rooted in Hawaiian values to help you thrive.
As a member, you’ll enjoy exclusive benefits such as networking opportunities, business resources, member-only discounts, and access to events that celebrate and uplift our Native Hawaiian culture and economy. Together, we mālama our ʻāina, uplift our people, and build a resilient lāhui for generations to come.