Maui Business Brainstormers leaders, and advisors from Maui Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce, sponsored a one day workshop at Kamehameha Schools Maui as part of National Entrepreneurship Week activities held across Maui County last week. Kamehameha Schools Maui High School Business Academy students participated in groups to share ideas, formulate solutions to challenges, give and receive feedback, and brainstorm on creative ways that a business can give back to their community.
Mahalo to Teri Freitas Gorman and Kai Pelayo of Maui Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce; Nicole Fisher, Lori Fisher, and Grace Fung of Maui Business Brainstormers; business owners Paula Hegele of MauiWine, and Robert Wintner of Snorkel Bob’s; and KSM alumni business owners Brenn Nakamitsu ’06 of Kilinahe Media, and Micah Alo ’15 of Alo[ha] Creations LLC; and Academy Faculty Keali‘i Mossman and Tracy Razo.
See another article of the event on MauiNow.com.
Groups took time presenting and receiving feedback on their brainstorming ideas.
Students participated in groups to share ideas, formulate solutions to challenges, give and receive feedback, and brainstorm on creative ways that a business can give back to their community.
Mahalo to all of the business leaders who helped our students.
Students receive some goodies from their participation.
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