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Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement appoints Paige Onishi as COO

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As COO, Paige Onishi will oversee day-to-day operations. Photo Courtesy: CNHA

The Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement has appointed Paige Onishi as the organization’s chief operating officer.

As COO, Onishi will oversee day-to-day operations and will work to ensure that all departments within the Council are working collaboratively and strategically to accomplish the organization’s goals.

“With more than 25 years of management experience and proven success in stewarding large-scale projects in Hawai‘i, Paige is a highly-qualified candidate to fill our COO role,” said Kūhio Lewis, CEO of the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement.

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Prior to joining the Council, Onishi was the COO of Hawaiian Building Maintenance, one of Hawai‘i’s industry leaders in property management and building maintenance services. As COO, she oversaw all daily business and administrative operations for over 200 locations and more than 700 employees encompassing a mix of retail, commercial and residential accounts on O‘ahu, Maui and Kaua‘i.

Onishi has also served as business development director with Sandwich Isles Communications, Inc. where she was instrumental in managing contracts that provided comprehensive wireless services to residents of Hawaiian homelands.

Onishi is a graduate of the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, and has actively volunteered with the Pilot Club of Honolulu since 2011. She resides in Salt Lake.

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