Hall of Honor awardsthursday, october 17, 2013

sheraton waikiki

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Message froM tHe dean

Aloha,

Thank you for joining us at the Shidler College of Business 2013 Hall of Honor Awards.

The Shidler Hall of Honor is just one of the many events that allows the College to connect with its alumni and the greater business community. In the past year alone, we have met with hundreds of prospective students, alumni and business leaders throughout Hawai‘i and in California, Washington, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore and Vietnam. Our alumni and friends are truly amazing. They are thriving professionals and respected leaders who offer their support to help the College attain new levels of success.

Tonight, we are honored to welcome four remarkable alumni into the Shidler Hall of Honor: Susan Eichor, president and chief operating officer of aio; Denis Isono, executive vice president and chief financial officer of Central Pacific Bank; Angela Lee, Mechthild Esser Nemmers Professor of Marketing from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University; Keith Sakamoto, president and chief executive officer of Hawaiian Host. These individuals represent the best in business by showing outstanding commitment to their communities through their leadership, talents and charitable work.

Tonight, we are also honored to have Shidler alumna Dee Jay Mailer as our keynote speaker. As CEO of Kamehameha Schools, Dee Jay oversees a vast educational system and is responsible for strengthening the schools endowment, overseeing the stewardship of its lands, and supporting the practice of Hawaiian culture and language. Recently, Dee Jay has announced that she is retiring from Kamehameha Schools in 2014. Therefore, we are especially pleased that she has accepted our invitation to share her insights on the future of Hawai‘i and the Kamehameha Schools.

We also want to thank several individuals who have played an integral part in the success of this annual event: Emcee Barbara Tanabe, Bobby Senaha, publisher of Hawaii Business; Robin Campaniano, chair of the Shidler College of Business Advisory Council; the Shidler Alumni Association’s officers and directors; and of course, Jay Shidler.

Finally, we want to thank all of you here tonight who continue to support the College. There are over 15,000 Shidler alumni who reside in Hawai‘i, many of whom are representing their companies here tonight. Thank you for joining us, and I hope you have an enjoyable evening.

Sincerely,

Vance Roley

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Message froM tHe title sponsor

Aloha and congratulations to the 2013 Hall of Honor inductees!

Hawaii Business magazine is honored to be the title sponsor of this event and a supporter of the Shidler College of Business. The College, frequently named among the nation’s top business schools, plays a crucial role in training the leaders of Hawai‘i.

Think of the huge role that past graduates have played in Hawai‘i’s economy and the broader community: Jay Shidler, Robin Campaniano, Warren Haruki, Susan Yamada, Eddie Flores, Barry Taniguchi, Dr. Virginia Pressler and Dee Jay Mailer. If the past is any guide, the future graduates of the College will help ensure a bright future for Hawai‘i.

On behalf of everyone at Hawaii Business magazine, we congratulate Susan Eichor, Denis Isono, Angela Lee and Keith Sakamoto for joining the ranks of the Hall of Honor inductees, and for the work that they have done to make Hawai‘i a better place.

We also extend a very special mahalo to the staff of the College, who have worked so hard to create this special event.

Mahalo nui loa,

Bobby Senaha, publisher

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Barbara J. Tanabe (EMBA 1983), Mistress of Ceremonies

with over 25 years of experience in communications, tanabe has built a distinguished career that has brought her national recognition. she began her broadcast career in seattle and was recognized by the asian american Journalists association for breaking the color and gender barriers in broadcast news.

she was among the first group of reporters listed among the top pioneer journalists in the u.s. in the newseum, a private museum in washington, d.c. in 1971, she received an emmy award for her documentary on the internment of Japanese americans during world war ii. in 1974, tanabe became anchor and business correspondent with khon-tV in honolulu.

in 1987, she joined hill & knowlton, hawai‘i’s oldest and largest public relations firm. she was named president in 1992 and chief executive officer the following year, at which time she received the firm’s highest national award: the John w. hill award for excellence.

today, tanabe is the owner and principal of ho’akea communications LLc, a public affairs company based in honolulu.

tanabe was inducted into the shidler hall of honor in 1996.

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6 p.m. Hall of Honor Procession:

Hawaiian Oli (blessing) na Pualei o Likolehua hall of honor recipients

Opening Performancena Pualei o Likolehua

Welcome Mistress of ceremonies barbara tanabe owner and Principal, ho‘akea communications LLc

Opening Remarks Vance roley dean, shidler college of business

6:30 p.m. Dinner

7:15 p.m. Keynote Speaker dee Jay Mailerceo, kamehameha schools | executive Mba 1985

Presentation of the 2013 Hall of Honor Awards• susan eichor, President & coo, aio• denis isono, eVP & cFo, central Pacific bank• angela Lee, Mechthild esser nemmers Professor of Marketing,

kellogg school of Management, northwestern university• keith sakamoto, President & ceo, hawaiian host

9:00 p.m. Closing

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keynote speaker

Dee Jay Mailer joined Kamehameha Schools as chief executive officer in 2004. She has led the Schools in its mission to improve the capability and well-being of Hawaiians through education.

Today, Kamehameha Schools is the largest K-12 private school system in the State with campuses on O‘ahu, Maui and Hawai‘i island. The system educates over 6,900 students and serves an additional 40,000 individuals through community outreach programs.

In addition to overseeing Kamehameha’s vast educational system, Mailer’s responsibility includes strengthening the endowment that funds educational programs, overseeing the stewardship of its lands, and supporting the practice of Hawaiian culture and language throughout the organization.

Previously, Mailer served as chief operating officer for the Global Fund to fight Aids, Turberculosis and Malaria, a foundation that funds proposals to fight diseases in developing countries. She also spent 24 years working her way up in Hawai‘i’s healthcare industry from being s a nurse at Kapi‘olani Medical Center to serving as the CEO of Kaiser Permanente.

Mailer currently shares her time and expertise with numerous community organizations, including Assets School, Bishop Museum, ‘Ōlelo Community Media, the Hawai‘i State Early Learning Advisory Board, and the Pacific Health Research and Education Institute.

Born and raised in Hawai‘i, Mailer is a 1970 Kamehameha Schools graduate. She received an Executive MBA and BA in nursing from the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa.

dee Jay Mailerexecutive Mba 1985CEOKamehameha Schools

Mba 1990President and COOaio

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susan k. eicHor

Susan Eichor is president and chief operating officer of aio, a family of businesses dedicated to living and promoting the unique values of Hawai‘i, its culture and its people. aio’s brands include businesses in media, sports, food and technology such as: Hawaii Business, Hawaii Home+Remodeling, Hawaii, Honolulu and Mana magazines; ESPN 1420 AM and NBC Sports Radio AM 1500; B. Hayman; Milan Marketplace; Obun Hawaii; Upspring Media; Hukilau Honolulu, Pagoda Restaurant, Punalu‘u Bake Shop; and Watermark Publishing.

Before joining aio, Eichor was part of the leadership team at Verizon Hawaii. She oversaw all phases of the company’s capital investment program, including the planning, engineering, project management and construction of the telecommunications network. She also led Verizon Hawaii’s customer operations team, whose responsibilities included installation and maintenance service statewide.

Eichor currently serves as the board chair for the aio Foundation, whose mission is to bring together like-minded companies and community organizations in support of academic and athletic programs for Hawai‘i’s youth. She also serves on the Shidler College of Business Advisory Council and the boards of Diamond Head Theatre and Lanakila Pacific. Eichor is an active member of the U.S.-Japan Council and the Association of Public Television Stations.

Eichor was born and raised in Honolulu and graduated from McKinley High School. She attended Stanford University, where she earned a BS degree in industrial engineering. In 1990, she earned an MBA from the Shidler College of Business at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa. Eichor and her husband, Rick, reside in Honolulu with their Jack Russell terriers, Bandit and Penny.

bba 1973Executive Vice PresidentChief Financial OfficerCentral Pacific Bank

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denis isono

Denis K. Isono is the executive vice president and chief financial officer of Central Pacific Bank (CPB), the fourth largest bank in the state of Hawai‘i. In this capacity, Isono is responsible for planning, developing, and strategizing the company’s financial functions and performance. As part of the bank’s Executive Committee, Isono also participates in the development, implementation, and monitoring of the company’s strategic plans and programs, including forecasting and monitoring of the corresponding balance sheet and financial projections.

Isono has more than 30 years of experience in the financial and accounting industries. Prior to joining CPB in 2002, he was with Bank of Hawaii where he served as controller, chief accounting officer, and executive vice president. He also worked at Ernst & Young’s Honolulu Office.

Isono is a certified public accountant, certified internal auditor, certified management accountant, and chartered bank auditor.

Active in various community organizations, Isono currently serves on the boards of Mid Pacific Institute, University of Hawai‘i ‘Ahahui Koa Ānuenue and Friends of the UH Cancer Center; and is an executive committee member of the Sheraton Hawaii Bowl, Diamond Head Classic and the Japan-American Society of Hawaii.

Isono received a BBA from the Shidler College of Business at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa. He also graduated from the Executive Management Program at Stanford University and the Advance Management Program at the University of Hawai‘i.

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bba 1981Mechthild Esser Nemmers Professor of MarketingKellogg School of Management, Northwestern University

Angela Y. Lee joined the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University as the Mechthild Esser Nemmers Professor of Marketing in 1995.

Her research focuses on consumer motivation and affect, cross-cultural consumer psychology, and nonconscious influences of memory on judgment and choice. Her publications have appeared in major marketing and psychology journals including The Journal of Consumer Research, Journal of Consumer Psychology, Journal of Marketing Research and Psychological Science.

Lee was the recipient of the 2006 Stanley Reiter Best Paper Award for her research on self-regulation and persuasion, and the 2002 Otto Klineberg Award for the best paper on international and intercultural relations. She currently serves on the editorial boards of the Journal of Consumer Research, Journal of Marketing Research, Journal of Consumer Psychology, and the International Journal of Internet Marketing and Advertising. Lee is the president of the Association of Consumer Research and a board member of the American Marketing Association.

At Kellogg, Lee serves as the faculty advisor of the Global Initiatives in Management for China, Japan and South Africa.

Prior to becoming an academic, Lee worked as a fundraising consultant for several nonprofit organizations in Hong Kong and Toronto.

She received her BBA in marketing and travel industry management from the Shidler College of Business at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, an MPhil in economics from the University of Hong Kong, and a PhD in marketing from the University of Toronto.

angela y. lee

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keitH sakaMoto

bba 1978President and CEOHawaiian Host, Inc.

Keith Sakamoto is the president & CEO of Hawaiian Host, Inc., the first and largest producer of macadamia nut chocolates in Hawai‘i. Since joining Hawaiian Host in 1994, Sakamoto has served in various senior positions throughout the company and was promoted to president and CEO in 2011.

With years of experience in finance, management, sales and marketing, Sakamoto helped expand Hawaiian Host’s online marketing, international markets, packaging and products, including a premium line of macadamia nut candies. He is active in the Hawaii Food Manufacturers Association and in the U.S. candy industry through the National Confectioners Association and the Western Candy Conference.

Prior to joining Hawaiian Host, Sakamoto was vice president & CFO of Honolulu-based Pacific Marine. His past experiences also include working for AT&T in New York and New Jersey and for Coopers & Lybrand in Honolulu. He earned his CPA certification while in Hawai‘i and CFA certification while in New York. Sakamoto currently serves on the boards of the YMCA of Honolulu and the Hawaii Youth Symphony. He also serves as a lector (scripture reader) at Star of the Sea Church.

Born and raised in Honolulu, Sakamoto attended Roosevelt High School and earned his BBA degree from the Shidler College of Business at the University Hawai‘i at Mānoa. He later received his MBA degree from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. He is blessed with a wonderful family life and enjoys spending time with his wife Lisa and sons Jeffrey and John.

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sponsors

Mahalo to the sponsors of the 2013 hall of honor awards. Funds raised tonight will benefit the

shidler college of business alumni association.

platinuM sponsoraio

Jay shidleron behalf of the shidler college of business

title sponsor

gold sponsorscentral Pacific bank

richard & barbara dahlFirst hawaiian bankdenis & ella isono

sheraton hawaii bowl

silVer sponsorsbank of hawaii

Grove Farmhoward hamamoto & ross/dayle Murakami

hawaiian host, inc. (2 tables)hawaiian telcom

Larry’s auto Parts, inc. (2 tables)Matson

Meadow Gold dairiesPacific basin communications

s3 (susan eichor)starwood hotels & resorts/kyo-ya hotels & resorts

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sponsors

standard taBlesben Franklin craftscentral Pacific bank

city Mill company, Ltd.d. otani Produce

denis isono’s Golfing buddiesemmett r. Quady Foundation

ernst & young LLPFriends of denis isono

hawaiian electric companyisland insurance company, Ltd.kalani c/o ‘69 for denis isono

kPMG LLPeddie Lam in honor of angela Lee (2 tables)

angela LeeJoe Magaldi

Mid-Pacific instituten & k cPas, inc.

occ Friends of denis isono s3 (susan yamada)

keith & Lisa sakamoto (2 tables)servco Foundation

ubs Financial services inc.uhaa

the yamada scott Family FoundationyMca of honolulu

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each year, the uh Manoa shidler college of business recognizes distinguished alumni at the hall of honor awards. this award honors individuals who have distinguished themselves

through their profession, community and commitment to higher education. below is a list of past recipients of this prestigious award.

YEAR NAME TITLE AND COMPANY AT TIME OF AWARD

2012 Earl E. FryAlton MiyashiroHa Thi Thu ThanhSusan E. Yamada

Executive VP & CFO, Informatica CorporationManaging Principal, N&K CPAs, Inc.CEO, Deloitte Vietnam Company Ltd.Executive Director, University of Hawai‘i Pacific Asian Center for Entrepreneurship

2011 Eddie Lam

Patrick OkiMichele K. SaitoAlvin Wong

CEO, Onlen Fairyland (HK) Company, Ltd., Feng Tai Footwear Company, Ltd.

Managing Partner, PKF Pacific Hawaii LLPPresident, Farmers Insurance HawaiiGeneral Partner, Royal Kinau Partnership

2010 Stephen W. ChamberlinGordon CianoCecilia Ho

Eric K. Yeaman

Chairman, Chamberlin Associates and Rouse/Chamberlin HomesAudit Partner, KPMG LLPExecutive Director, Private Wealth Management, Investment

Management Division, Goldman Sachs (Asia) LLCPresident and CEO, Hawaiian Telcom

2009 Howard H. HamamotoVictor LimRoss MurakamiVirginia Pressler

President, Quarters, Inc.President, LWD, Inc., dba McDonald’s®Founding Partner, KMH LLPExecutive Vice President & Chief Strategic Officer, Hawaii Pacific Health

2008 Robert ClarkRichard HaPaul HigoRichard Leung

Retired Chairman, President & CEO of Hawaiian Electric IndustriesPresident & Founder of Hamakua Springs Country FarmsManaging Partner of Deloitte & Touche LLPManaging Director & Head of Wealth Management of UBS Securities Company LTD., China

2007 Terri FujiiWilliam R. Johnson, Jr.Jean Rolles

Managing Partner, Ernst & Young LLP, HonoluluPresident & CEO, Johnson Machinery CompanyVice President, Community Affairs Outrigger Enterprises Inc.

2006 Walter A. Dods, Jr.David A. HeenanJay H. Shidler

Chairman, First Hawaiian Bank and BancWest CorporationTrustee, Estate of James CampbellFounder and Managing Partner, The Shidler Group

2005 Susan Au DoyleEddie Flores, Jr.Tertia Freas

President and Chief Professional Officer, Aloha United WayFounder, L&L Drive-InnAudit Partner, Deloitte & Touche LLP

2004 T.C. ChanJim HassettDee Jay MailerHideo Noguchi

Country Officer, Citigroup TaiwanArea Managing Partner, Ernst & Young, ChicagoCEO, The Kamehameha SchoolsFounder and CEO, Noguchi & Associates Inc.

Hall of Honor past recipients

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2003 Frederick D.S. Choi

Ronald K. MigitaKathy Smith

Dean, Undergraduate College, Vice Dean, NYU Stern School of BusinessPresident and CEO, CB Bancshares Inc. President and Business Owner, Kathy Smith Fitness

2002 Barry K. TaniguchiNonie ToledoKeith Vieira

President and CEO, KTA Super Stores and K. Taniguchi LtdVice President and General Manager, Sprint HawaiiSenior Vice President, Director of Operations for Hawaii and French Polynesia for Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc.

2001 William S. CheeDaniel Bow Tan Lau

Robert J. FishmanLinsu Kim

Owner, President and CEO, Prudential LocationsChairman of the Board, CEO and Director of Grand Pacific Life Insurance CompanyCEO, Hawaii Tourism AuthorityProfessor of Management, Korea University

2000 Evelyn KuniyoshiEric MiyasakiSharon Weiner

Director, Human Resources, Pacific Internet Exchange Corp.President and CEO, Nissan Motor Corp., Hawaii Ltd.Group Vice President of Administration, DFS Hawaii

1999 Brenda Lei FosterLloyd M. FujieFrank H. Watase

Executive Assistant, Governor’s Office, State of Hawai‘iManaging Partner, Deloitte & Touche LLPChairman and President, Quality! Naturally Foods Inc. and Owner and Chairman, Yum Yum Donut Shops Inc.

1998 Robin K. CampanianoGary Hanagami, Jr.David H. McCoyJack E. MyersThomas A. Wellman

President and CEO, AIG Hawaii Insurance CompanyCustomer Business Manager, Kraft Foods-HawaiiCEO, The Estate of James CampbellChairman and Chief Executive Officer, The Myers CorporationController and Assistant Treasurer, Alexander & Baldwin Inc.

1997 Warren HarukiLawrence M. JohnsonHoward H. Karr

President, GTE Hawaiian TelChairman and CEO, Bancorp Hawaii Inc.Vice Chairman, Chief Financial Officer, and Treasurer, Administration and Finance Group, First Hawaiian Bank

1996 Kan Jung LukeHal OishiBarbara Tanabe

Chairman, Hawaii National BankRetired Partner, Coopers & Lybrand LLPManaging Director, Honolulu Consulting Group

1995 Joan Diamond

Rodney ShinkawaHoward Todo

Vice President of Human Resources, Hawaiian Electric CompanyPresident, First Federal Savings & LoanAudit Partner, Ernst & Young LLP

1994 Oswald StenderKent TsukamotoHeidi Wild

Trustee, Kamehameha Schools/Bernice Pauahi Bishop EstateTax Partner, Coopers & Lybrand CPAsDirector of Marketing Operations, BHP Petroleum Americas

1993 Thomas Kappock

Gary NishikawaLily Yao

Vice Chairman, Bank of Hawaii & Executive Vice President Bancorp HawaiiPartner, Deloitte & Touche LLPPresident and CEO, Pioneer Federal Savings Bank

1992 Clement Judd, Jr.C. Dudley Pratt, Jr.Manuel Sylvester

President, Hawaii Hotel Association (posthumous award)Trustee, The Estate of James CampbellManaging Partner, Coopers & Lybrand

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always Flowersedward enterprises, inc.oscar and rosetta Fish scholarshawaii business Magazinehawaiian hostsheraton waikikiJet Graphicsking digital Photona Pualei o Likolehua and

kumu hula Leina‘ala kalama heine

ProForma Favorable impressionsPsaV Presentation servicesshidler college of business staffbarbara tanabetimothy ingtoshibauniversity of hawai‘i information

technology services

SHIDLER COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

acknowledgMents

DIRECTORS cynthia almcecily barnes kellan briones eric chang casey ching chessa decambra brian haagenJodi hashimoto Grant kubota natasha Lagmay Jeffrey Lau kenny Lee

christopher Letoto Jerry LinvilleJoseph Magaldi, Jr. david Matlin dayle Murakami cory nakamura christlyn shitagi krista song toby tamaye enriqueta tanakatyson yamada

A very special “Mahalo” to all the volunteers and supporters who made this event possible!

OFFICERS Lillian rodolfich, PresidentJason haruki, Vice PresidentJared au, Secretary

heather yanazaki, Treasurerkirk horiuchi, Immediate Past President

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In line with the Shidler College of Business’ reputation for excellence in producing Hawaii’s top leaders, Hawaii Business magazine provides unrivaled insight and thought-provoking coverage on the state’s business leaders and unique business climate.

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about the uniVersity oF hawai‘i at Manoa shidLer coLLeGe oF businessestablished in 1949 as the college of business administration, the college was named in 2006 after alumnus Jay h. shidler, founder and managing partner of the shidler Group. the shidler college of business is renowned for its expertise in international management education and is consistently ranked among the nation’s top 25 schools for international business by U.S. News & World Report. Long recognized for its asia-Pacific focus, the college is a professional school, offering a wide variety of degree, certificate and executive programs. the uh shidler college of business is the only graduate program in the state of hawai’i accredited by aacsb international. Visit: www.shidler.hawaii.edu