General Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists

Network with industry leaders, strengthen relationships, create new partnerships and collaborations, open new markets, uncover new resources, build your knowledge base, and make a difference toward improving the quality of life in Pacific Hemisphere What participants have to say about PTC: "Year after year, the PTC conference brings members of the communications service provider community together, allowing us the opportunity to exchange industry views and critical insights. Over the past few years the format of the conference has enabled dialogues and meetings that contribute tangibly to the bottom line." "Over the last three decades, PTC has established itself as one of the leading annual telecommunications industry conferences. I have attended PTC for the last 12 years - and keep coming back because of the opportunity it offers to engage and interact with the most senior business leaders in our industry." -- Diarmid Massey, VP, Carrier Services-Global Markets, Cable &Wireless Worldwide, Singapore "Companies and industry members spend a lot of time and money traveling around the world meeting with people to build their industry relationships. PTC is a great venue for us to get together at a single meeting point, particularly over these great distances." -- Edward Rogers, Deputy President and EVP of Business & Corporate Development, Rogers Communications, Canada "PTC provides an excellent opportunity to share ideas. I see PTC as a key conference that attracts a wide range of global senior industry representatives." "Because PTC draws a lot of high-level executives from major telecos, it is a good event at which to discuss strategic partnerships and new opportunities."

The Na Lei Aloha Foundation, located in Honolulu, HI, is dedicated to enhancing community well-being through various initiatives and grants. Their mission emphasizes diversity, harmony, and peace as essential components of fostering a supportive and unified environment. Through programs like the Shinnyo Lantern Floating Hawaii and the Bridge of Friendship, the foundation promotes cultural exchange and community engagement. By focusing on both immediate needs and long-term goals, Na Lei Aloha Foundation works to empower local communities and individuals. Generated from the website

The United Japanese Society of Hawaii (UJSH) is a non-profit organization established in 1958 that is committed to advancing the welfare of the Japanese community in Hawaii while fostering harmonious relationships with other ethnic groups. Through charitable, educational, and community service activities, UJSH aims to preserve Japanese culture and traditions and to promote goodwill between the people of Japan and the United States. UJSH showcases its dedication by hosting various Legacy events, which include honoring community members and celebrating significant milestones, such as the birthdays of influential figures and student presentations. By actively engaging in cultural preservation and community support, UJSH continues to uphold the spirit of unity, harmony, togetherness, and peace. Generated from the website