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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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NHCC News

NH CoCs and NaHHA Launch Kuhikuhi.com – An Online Directory of Hawaiian-Owned Businesses

By Shannon Edie | September 3, 2021

Hawaiʻi’s Native Hawaiian Chambers of Commerce and the Native Hawaiian Hospitality Association are proud to announce Kuhikuhi.com, a project to help direct more customers to Native Hawaiian-owned businesses. “The economic hardships experienced by communities across Hawaiʻi during the pandemic, coupled with the concurrent national calls for racial justice, brought light to the importance of supporting…

“The Voice of Native Hawaiian Business: E Naʻi Wale nō ʻOukou; Conquer You Must”

By Shannon Edie | July 2, 2021

For the July edition of Ka Wai Ola, NHCC Board Member and President guest authored NHCC’s monthly column “The Voice of Native Hawaiian Business.”  Shannon recaps the past year for NHCC and looks ahead to the organization’s new fiscal year.  To view this article and others in the July edition, click HERE. E Naʻi Wale…

Opportunity to be Featured on Hawaii Real Podcast

By Shannon Edie | July 2, 2021

Taizha Hughes-Kaluhiokalani, Miss Aloha Hula 2019 Nikki Holbrook, Miss Hawaii 2019 Aaron and Cindy Forsgren, Tanoa Hawaii Kalenaku DeLima, Kapena School of Music Timmy Wailehua, Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce  Keola Rapozo, FITTED AugieT, Former radio personality  Megan Kau, Attorney If you work in OR own a business in the hospitality industry, what are your…

2021 ʻŌʻō Award Nominations Now Open

By Shannon Edie | April 25, 2021

The Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce that nominations for the 2021 ʻŌʻō Awards are now open.  Since 1977, NHCC has awarded the ʻŌʻō Award to Native Hawaiians that have made significant contributions to the advancement of the Native Hawaiian community. Since it was first awarded, the ʻŌʻō Award has become one…

“The Voice of Native Hawaiian Business: Keeping Hawaii Home”

By Shannon Edie | April 24, 2021

For the April edition of Ka Wai Ola, NHCC Board Member Logan Freitas guest authored NHCC’s monthly column “The Voice of Native Hawaiian Business.”  Logan, a realtor with Century 21 iProperties provides practical tips on how Hawaii residents can become homeowners.  To view this article and others in the April edition, click HERE. Mahalo to…

“The Voice of Native Hawaiian Business: Live Within Your Means”

By Shannon Edie | April 24, 2021

For the March edition of Ka Wai Ola, NHCC Board Member and 1st Vice President guest authored NHCC’s monthly column “The Voice of Native Hawaiian Business.”  In this piece, Timmy, a mortgage insurance underwriter at Essent Guaranty, a private mortgage company, provide readers with pratical tips on budgeting.  To view this article and others in…

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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.

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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.