You also might be interested in
In 2004, Kamehameha Schools graduate Keli‘i Gouveia was working with troubled teens at a Marimed Foundation group home when he decided to take a job working security at Tiki’s Grill & Bar, where his twin brother was assistant general manager. Within a year, his side hustle had become a promising career.
Darrah Kauhane knew she wanted to make a career of helping those in need, but she was blindsided by her calling deploying life-changing vision care as executive director of the Hawaiian Eye Foundation.
Hear from the professionals about one of the largest employers of people worldwide, and all the ways tourism today is poised to connect and enrich like never before.