September 2014 - Executive Women International

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HONOLULU EDITION
Chartered November 3, 1967
“Letter of Thanks”
Time waits for no one. No one gets a minute more or a minute
less and this year has flown by. It was a year that no one could
have predicted, filled with several new and exciting
opportunities, challenges and successes. First on my very long
list of people to thank is my family: James, Kylee, Wyatt, Cade
and Halee. They understood when EWI President demands
meant late nights, some weekends and meals on the run. Next is
my executive, Patrick Klein, who hired me in October 2013 and
supported my Presidency from the start to the finish line; Nadine Uratsuka whose
wisdom, advise and experience laid the ground work for my own Presidential
experience; Cora Kim for her willingness to help at anytime when there was a
need; Miki Hwang who efficiently kept the minutes and prepped documents for
business and board meetings; Roseann Bronston for her financial and fiscal savvy
with our accounts and reporting; Jennifer Ihara for planning and executing our
monthly dinner meetings with flair, fun, creativity and new twists; Candace Yuen
for rising to the occasion and confirming attendance and establishing quorum at
business meetings; Maegan Brandt for actively recruiting new members and
sharing the 3 C's and what makes us special; Karen Mendes and Adele Tasaka for
executing incredible scholarship programs with exceptional judges and welldeserving scholarship recipients; Brenda Kanno for her wealth of knowledge and
expertise with all things EWI; Jasmine Rivera for her communications and
marketing activities through Connect, emails and our website; Francine LeeKadota for actively engaging our membership with philanthropic activities such as
clothing, book and school supply drives for Salvation Army Women's Way, YWCA
and Family Programs Hawaii; and Wanda Sanchez who drove our fundraising
efforts with Ward Centre's Give and Get and soon to be Golf Tournament!
September's dinner meeting is always an EWI favorite! Your attendance to reach
quorum is greatly appreciated as we conduct business and do a written year in
review, approve the new budget, and install your new officers. Wear royal blue,
your EWI pin and get ready to congratulate Cora Kim and her new board!
My goal from the beginning of the term was to engage connections, enhance
careers and enrich the community. I realize that to whom much is given, much is
expected. It has been a journey unlike any other and I'm at the finish line. I hope
that I've left EWI better than I found it ... and it's always been a gold standard!
Always connected,
September 2014 | Vol. 6, No. 9
2013-2014
Officers & Directors
President
Leianne Pedro, Honolulu Star-Advertiser
VP/President-Elect
Cora Kim, Hawaii Prince Hotel Waikiki
Secretary
Miki Hwang, Cowabunga! Computers
Treasurer
Roseann Bronston, Archipelago Hawaii
Ways & Means
Wanda Sanchez, Bank of Hawaii
Retention & Recruitment
Director
Maegan Brandt, Insurance Solutions LLC
Sergeant-at-Arms
Candace Yuen, Aston Waikiki Beach Hotel
Programs
Jennifer Ihara, TW Telecom
EWISP Director at Large
Karen Mendes, APP Hawaii
Communications & Marketing
Director
Vacant
Appointed Positions
Advisor
Nadine Uratsuka, Accuity, LLP
Bylaws/Parliamentarian
Brenda Kanno, Research Corporation of
the University of Hawai'i
ASIST Chair
Adele Tasaka, Hawaii Visitors &
Convention Bureau
Leianne Pedro
Honolulu Star-Advertiser
2013-2014 President, EWI of Honolulu
Philanthropy Chair
Francine Lee-Kadota, Meridian
Properties Inc.
President’s Message p. 1 • September Dinner Flyer p. 2 • Board Meeting Highlights, Dates to Note p. 3 •
Philanthropy committee Report, Book Club p. 5 • Recruiting Flyer p. 6 • Recruiting Tips, Welcome New
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Member p. 7
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EWI Honolulu Monthly Newsletter
ewihonolulu.org
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EWI Corporate Offices / 3860 South 2300 East, Suite 211 / Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 / Toll Free: 1.877.4EWI-NOW / Phone: 801.355.2800 / Fax: 801.355.2852
online: ewiconnect.org email: ewi@ewiconnect.com
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Honolulu Chapter Board Meeting Highlights
July 23, 2014
Approval of Minutes:
Approved the minutes of the June 18 Board of Directors’ meeting.
DATES TO NOTE
Treasurer’s Report:
• As of May 31, 2014, account balances (unaudited) were as follows:
General Operating Account:
$59,483.95
B/C/DP:
$63,305.10
• As of June 30, 2014, account balances (unaudited) were as follows:
General Operating Account:
$67,871.67
B/C/DP:
$64,130.93
• The July 2014 disbursements were approved.
September 10-13, 2014
Committee Reports:
ASIST – Adele Tasaka
• Congratulations on the great ASIST awards dinner!
• Congratulatory letters were drafted for instructions on award.
• All recipients except LorMona has advised us of their school and the request
for fund transfer will be submitted to Roseann.
Dinner Meeting
Hilton Waikiki Beach
Communications and Marketing
• August Connect is scheduled to be released on Friday, August 1, 2014.
• Articles for the September Connect are due on Wednesday, August 13, 2014.
• Jasmine has started her new job at AdWalls on June 30. Leianne and Cora
will be helping with the Connect.
LCAM Arlington, VA
September 17, 2014
Installation/Business
Meeting
The Plaza Club
October 8, 2014
October 23, 2014
Reading Rally
Family Programs Hawaii
Oahu Vets Center
November 12, 2014
Dinner Meeting
KCC Ka 'ikena Restaurant
December 3, 2014
Save the Date
EWISP – no report
Philanthropy – Francine Lee-Kadota
• Corporate is collecting Box Tops for Education. Our chapter goal is to collect
592 individual Box Tops. An email blast will be sent to membership to bring
in Box Tops to the September 17 meeting.
• Book drive is scheduled for the August 13 dinner. The books will be shared
at the EWI Literacy event for the foster children that Family Programs
Hawaii works with.
• YWCA is interested in hosting a breakfast or lunch event to showcase and
provide a tour of YWCA.
Happy Birthday!
Michelle Nakahara
Cathy Haga
Regan Rosdil
Dulce Sanders
Leona Hee
Nadine Uratsuka
Shelley Okubo
Sept 1
Sept 4
Sept 12
Sept 12
Sept 13
Sept 14
Sept 20
Program – Jennifer Ihara
• August 13 Membership Meeting. Health and Wellness Fair at Neal Blaisdell.
14 vendors are already scheduled to participate.
• September 17 Business / Installation Meeting at The Plaza Club.
• October 8 Membership Meeting at Hilton Waikiki Beach.
• November 12 Membership Meeting at Oahu Country Club
• December 3 Membership Meeting at Kapiolani Community College Ka’ikena
Restaurant
Retention & Recruitment – Maegan Brandt
• There are currently 54 members.
• An after hours networking for new members is being discussed for August.
• The membership campaign is still going on. Our chapter goal is 62
members.
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Sergeant-at-Arms – Candace Yuen
• There were 42 representatives and 2 no shows at the July 9, 2014 membership meeting held at Waialae
Country Club.
• 72% member representatives were in attendance.
Ways and Means – Wanda Sanchez
• We met and exceeded the 48 teams needed for the golf tournament!
• Goal for the silent/live auction, tips, greenies, and door prizes is $8,000.
• Volunteers are set and assignments are done for the golf tournament.
Unfinished Business:
• None
New Business:
• Our contract with Hawaii Self Storage ends in July. Hawaii Self Storage is offering 50% off of the unit until
September and a free unit in the Mililani or Kapolei locations thereafter. The board approved the contract
extension until the end of September.
• $250 sponsorship for LCAM 2014 was approved.
• Reviewed 2014-2015 Proposed Budget. The goal is to have the budget approved at the September Business
Meeting.
Next Meetings:
• The next membership meeting will be held on Wednesday, August 13, 2014, 5:30p.m. at Neal S. Blaisdell
Center, Pikake Room.
• The next board meeting will be held on Wednesday, August 20 2014, 5:30p.m. at the Hawaii Prince Hotel,
Board Room.
EWI Corporate: Professional Development
There will be no corporate webinar in the month of September. Stay tuned for more details on the October
webinar!
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Philanthropy Update - September 2014
Thank you to those who donated books and boxtops at our Networking event at the NBC on August 13th for our
EWI Literacy event on Oct. 23rd. Boxtops will be mailed to EWI Corporate for their Literacy event.
10/23/14 – SAVE THE DATE: Literacy/Reading Rally to be held at Oahu Veterans Center from 5 – 7:30
pm. More info to come
Respectfully Yours: Francine Lee-Kadota, Philanthropy Chair
EWI Book Club Announcement
September Book Selection and Meeting:
Confidence Code, by Katty Kay and Claire Shipman,
September 24th at 5:30pm (Pau Hana) at Ryan’s Grill
October Book:
China Dolls by Lisa See
Email to RSVP or join the mailing list:
cassie@staffingsolutionsofhawaii.com
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I have been impressed with
EWI’s professionalism, and
how member firms support
one another.”
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Diversity of members is
the strength of EWI.”
Thanks to EWI, I am a
more valuable employee.”
FOR CONNECTIONS
EWI ® provides access to a global network of business
professionals, with opportunities to:
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Exchange ideas, gain new perspectives, and identify new
resources
Showcase your firm’s products and services through
advertising and sponsorships
Connect with other representatives at regional conferences
and EWI’s Leadership Conference & Annual Meeting
EWI partners with you to achieve your career goals by offering:
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Professional development webinars and conference workshops
Fellows Scholarships for active EWI representatives in accredited
baccalaureate, graduate, or post-graduate programs
Academy of Leadership, a multi-course professional development
program
Opportunities for service on Corporate and Chapter Boards and
Committees
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FOR COMMUNITY
EWI has a long tradition of commitment to communities by
donating annually through its:
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Executive Women International Scholarship Program (EWISP)
for high school seniors
Adult Students in Scholastic Transition (ASIST) scholarship
for non-traditional students facing economic, social, or
physical challenges
Reading Rally programs to promote literacy
EWI is unique in its commitment to support member firms, representatives, and communities.
To find out more, visit ewiconnect.com. For additional information about a Chapter near you, or to contact an
EWI Retention and Recruitment Director for your local Chapter, visit EWI > Connections > Find a Chapter.
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MEMORANDUM
TO:
All EWI Members
CC:
2013-2014 Corporate Board and Advisor
FROM:
Wendy Cowley – Executive Director, COO
DATE:
May 29, 2014
RE:
“400 in 4” Membership Campaign
Whether you are a new member or have a long standing membership with EWI, we are sure you
have heard the phrase, “recruitment is everyone’s responsibility”; well here is an opportunity to
participate in making this a reality. We are excited to announce a new membership campaign,
“400 in 4” to recognize each individual member who brings in a new member. To be recognized,
make sure you include your name on the application under Recruited By. The campaign will run
June 1 – September 30, 2014.
We have received several beautiful pieces of jewelry that were handcrafted especially for our
campaign. Also, logo merchandise will be given for each new member recruited.
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“Bag” a member and receive an EWI eco-friendly reusable bag
“Drive” new members to EWI and receive a flash drive
Use your “Charm” to bring in five members and receive an EWI charm bracelet
We recognize that our goal is large, but we’re hoping that together we can increase membership
with as many new members as possible and expand our EWI network.
There are two great webinars: “Finding Diamonds, Sapphires and Pearls in Our Own Backyard”
and “Retention and Recruitment” with helpful ideas and tips. You can view both of these videos
in the Members Only section of the Corporate Website.
We have created a new page on the Corporate Website specifically for the “400 in 4” campaign
and developed new eye catching marketing pieces to assist you in your recruitment efforts that
include:
! An interactive video with over 35 testimonials from members expressing the value of
their membership
! Colorful full page “Join EWI” benefits flyer for electronic distribution
! Marketing booklet converted to a flipbook that can be linked to electronic messages
Visit the Corporate Website to see updates on campaign progress, recruitment tips (these will
also be shared on Facebook weekly so be sure to “Like” us), photos of the prizes, and much
more.
As always, the Corporate Office is here to help. We are only a phone call or email away. We
appreciate your membership and your efforts to make EWI even better with an increased
network.
Go EWI!
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EWI Recruiting tips for New Members~
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Did you know there is a discount for second and third representatives
from your firm? Who do you work with that would benefit from
membership in EWI? Share the Join EWI Recruitment Flyer with them
or invite them to our next Chapter meeting.
The most powerful marketing tool EWI has is each member’s personal
story. Share your EWI story with friends, colleagues, your book club,
and anyone else you think would benefit from membership.
Are you mentoring a young professional? Share the value of EWI
professional development opportunities through webinars, reference
articles, and conferences.
Share EWI Corporate’s Facebook posts to your timeline.
Email the “Why Join?” flyer to all your Outlook contacts. (Link text to
document.)
Do you know any lapsed EWI members? Reach out and invite them to an event.
Do you belong to another association or group? If so, who do you know that would benefit from
membership in EWI?
The value is there! Share that EWI members receive 11 hours of professional development training through
webinars at a value in excess of $2,000 for a fraction of the price.
Julie Vaugh
Digital Marketing Specialist
Hagadone Printing
Julie Vaugh was born and raised in Central
Massachusetts, relocating to the island of
Oahu in 2012 after completing her MBA. She
received her masters in Organizational
Management & Sustainability at Antioch
University New England. Prior to Julie’s transition into the Hagadone family,
she was heavily involved in the fields of graphic design, social media strategy
marketing, print publication and consultative customer service. With her past
experience, Julie brings knowledge in SEO, organizational management and
problem-solving. In her free time, Julie enjoys being outdoors; running,
camping and anything adventurous while also volunteering for The Lantern
Floating Hawaii.
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The EWI 19th Annual Golf Tournament has been rescheduled due to the
Hurricane. The new date is FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2014. We are still
accepting donations and teams!  Please notify Wanda Sanchez and Brenda
Kanno of any changes in golfers.
Mahalo,
W&M Committee
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Team Information
Team One
Team Captain__________________________
19th Annual
Golf Tournament
Member Firms*
Address_____________________________________________
Island Insurance Company, Ltd.
4 Miles LLC
Phone______________________________________________
Accuity LLP
Ito Healthcare Group
Handicap____________________________________________
Allied Builders System
Lamination House, Inc.
AMEC
Leonn Kaleikini
APP Hawaii
Marie Louise
Fine Garment Cleaners
Email ______________________________________________
Player Two____________________________
Address____________________________________________
Phone______________________________________________
Handicap____________________________________________
Player Three__________________________
Address____________________________________________
Phone______________________________________________
Handicap____________________________________________
Team Two
Team Captain__________________________
Aqua Hospitality
Meridian Properties, Inc.
Archipelago Hawaii
Merrill Lynch
Aston Hotels
Miller-Hee Realty Inc.
Bank of Hawaii
mPower Hawaii
City and County of Honolulu
Neal S. Blaisdell Center
City Mill Co., Ltd
New York Life Insurance
Coldwell Banker Pacific
Properties
Northwestern Mutual Financial
Network
Cowabunga! Computers
Pacific Business News
C. S. Wo & Sons, Ltd.
Pacific Guardian Life Insurance
First Hawaiian Bank
Punahou School
go! Airlines
Hagadone Printing Company
Remedy Intelligent Staffing
Remington College
Hawaii Commercial Real Estate
Robert Half International
Hawaii Convention Center
Sam Kasnetz
Hawai‘i Medical Service
Association (HMSA)
SH Consulting LLC
Phone______________________________________________
Hawaii Prince Hotel Waikiki
Shannon’s Construction Services
Handicap____________________________________________
Hawaii Visitors and Convention
Bureau
Staffing Solutions of Hawaii
Address____________________________________________
Email ______________________________________________
Hawaiian Electric Company, Inc.
Honolulu Star Advertiser
Player Two___________________________
Address____________________________________________
Phone_____________________________________________
Handicap___________________________________________
Player Three__________________________
Address____________________________________________
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Starwood Hotels in Waikiki
The Plaza Club
19th puka
The Research Corporation of
The University of Hawaii
HTH Corporation
Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach
Resort & Spa
Insurance Solutions LLC
tw telecom
UHA
Sustaining Members*
Edith Won
Golf
Chapter Life Member*
Eleanor Urakawa
Phone_____________________________________________
Handicap___________________________________________
19th Annual
Scholarship Golf
Tournament
Mokulele Airlines
Business Insurance Services, Inc.
*Membership as of February 2014
HAWAII PRINCE GOLF CLUB
Friday, September 26, 2014
EWISP (Executive Women International
Scholarship Program) provides scholarship
funds to outstanding high school seniors
for their pursuit of a baccalaureate degree
from a post-secondary education institution.
Students are judged on their oral and written
communication skills, creativity, scholastic
records, financial need, involvement in
extracurricular activities, leadership
qualities and honors, citizenship, attitude, and
clearly defined career goals. In 2013, EWI of
Honolulu awarded $13,000 in scholarships.
ASIST (Adult Students in Scholastic
Transition) Scholarship Program provides
financial support to adults facing economic,
social, or physical challenges, who are
looking to improve their situation through
educational opportunities (non-traditional
students). The goal of the scholarship is
to enable recipients to improve their self–
esteem and to have a positive impact on their
personal life, employment, and community
through the furtherance of their education.
In 2013, EWI of Honolulu awarded $11,000 in
scholarships.
19th Annual
Golf Tournament
HAWAII PRINCE GOLF CLUB
91-1200 Fort Weaver Road, Ewa Beach, Hawaii
Phone: 944-4567
September 26, 2014
11 a.m. Registration
Noon Shotgun Start
Lunch and Awards Banquet Included
TOURNAMENT FORMAT
3-PERSON SCRAMBLE
Maximum Handicap: Men 30, Women 36
Soft spikes are mandatory
FEES
PLATINUM SPONSOR
$2,500
GOLD SPONSOR
$1,000
($1,200 tax deductible limited spaces available)
($500 tax deductible)
Includes:
Two Teams
Sponsor Banner
Placed at Clubhouse
Who is EWI? Executive Women
International is a professional organization
which brings together key individuals
from diverse businesses for the purpose
of promoting member firms, enhancing
personal and professional development, and
encouraging community involvement. EWI
is unique in that the firm, not the individual,
holds the membership.
Special Sponsor
Recognition in Printed
Materials
Since its establishment in 1938 in San
Francisco, California, the organization has
grown, and today, EWI has more than 2,000
member firms and 2,300 representatives in
chapters in major cities across the U.S. and
Canada. EWI of Honolulu was established in
1967 and currently has 53 member firms and
56 representatives.
Lunch, Dinner,
Refreshments, Snacks
Thank you for your support and participating
in our 19th Annual Golf Tournament.
See you at the 19th Puka!
Sponsor Sign
Placed at Hole
Expedited Check-In
Special Contests
Mulligans
Includes:
One Team
Sponsor Recognition in
Printed Materials
Sponsor Sign Placed
at Hole (shared)
Special Contests
Mulligans
Lunch, Dinner,
TEAM OF THREE
GOLFERS
$550
Sponsor Information
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Where does your money go? Your
participation in the golf tournament, our
major fund-raising event, will support EWI’s
mission of community involvement and
allow us to continue to provide generous
scholarships to individuals pursuing a higher
education degree and to support other
philanthropic activities related to literacy.
A small portion of the proceeds will also
support some of our operational expenses.
Company/Individual Name*
Contact Person*
Mailing Address*
City/ZIP Code*
Phone*
Email Address*
* = Required
Available Hole Sponsorships
❏ PLATINUM SPONSOR - $2,500
❏ GOLD SPONSOR - $1,000
❏ TEAM OF THREE GOLFERS - $550
If the tournament must be canceled due to extreme
weather conditions, safety concerns, or any other
reason, fees cannot be returned. Thank you for your
understanding.
❏ I cannot attend, but enclosed is our donation
check for $________ and/or we would
like to donate the following to be used as
tournament prize(s). ________________
_________________________________
_________________________________
_________________________________
($180 tax deductible)
To reserve a spot, please make check payable to:
EWI®
and mail payment with this form to:
Includes:
Special Contests,
Mulligans, Lunch, Dinner,
Wanda Sanchez
P. O. Box 2295
Honolulu, HI
96804-2295
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Contact Wanda Sanchez • Phone (808) 694-4505
Email: wanda.sanchez@boh.com
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