Sand Island Business Association

The Hawaii Bankers Association (HBA), established in 1961, is a collective organization representing all FDIC insured depository institutions with branches in Hawaii. As the voice of Hawaii's banks, HBA advocates for a sustainable banking industry through collaboration with legislators, regulators, and the local community. With a membership open to FDIC insured depository institutions operating in Hawaii, HBA consists of banks, thrifts, and a depository financial services company. Since the establishment of Hawaii's first bank in 1858, financial institutions in the state have played a crucial role in transforming the economy by meeting the needs of consumers and businesses. HBA members continue to drive economic growth by offering innovative products, services, and loans.Generated from the website

The Hawaii Food Industry Association (HFIA) is a 501 C 6 non-profit trade association established in 1972, dedicated to improving conditions in Hawaii's food and beverage industry. HFIA actively promotes the strength, sustainability, and resilience of Hawaii's food and beverage retailers and suppliers through effective advocacy, networking, education, and community relations. Guided by a diverse Board of Directors, HFIA is committed to ensuring the success of Made in Hawaii businesses by organizing events like the annual Made in Hawaii Festival. This festival, which has been running since 1995, showcases a wide range of local vendors, products, and cultural experiences, contributing to the growth and vitality of Hawaii's economy.Generated from the website