Filed under: Greater Good Radio, Been there, done that, Women leaders, Startups, Aftershows — admin - December 31, 2005 @ 6:57 am

Christine Camp Friedman overcame race, gender, age and humble beginnings to become one of the most respected and successful business leaders in Hawaii. She has over 20 years of real estate experience and is an important leader in our community. (more…)

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Filed under: Greater Good Radio, Young entrepreneurs, Startups, Athletes in business, Aftershows — admin - December 30, 2005 @ 11:27 pm

Chris Eldridge’s tenacity has paid off in the success of America’s Mattress and FileMinders which was sold in 2005. America’s Mattress has grown from 1 store to 19 stores in the last two years and is now the largest sleep shop in Hawaii. Every year Chris provides beds at below cost to Helping Hands Hawaii to support people in need. (more…)

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Our 100th Show
Chinatown Project gets press coverage
Honolulu Advertiser Chinatown Chinese New Year Celebration article
Advertiser Chinatown Chinese New Year Celebration article
Dead air conditioner
New equipment
Star Bulletin section starting soon
Insight into small business strategies - Padovani vs Alan Wong’s

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Filed under: Greater Good Radio, Young entrepreneurs, Athletes in business, Aftershows — admin - December 25, 2005 @ 12:38 pm

Jon McManus used what he learned from his entrepreneurial father in his stellar real estate career. Jon’s company has redeveloped or sold over $250 million in properties during his career. Jon was born and raised in Honolulu and later attended the University of California at Davis. He began his career in San Francisco following UCD, before returning home to Honolulu 2000. (more…)

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Filed under: Greater Good Radio, Been there, done that, Technology entrepreneurs, Startups, Social entrepreneurs, Aftershows — admin - December 24, 2005 @ 8:55 am

Dr. Hank Wuh has a plan to help millions of blind people to see. Cellular Bioengineering, Inc (CBI) has developed technology to produce corneas to be used in eye transplants. This has been talked about as a multi billion dollar venture with serious social benefit. Dr. Wuh left a promising surgery practice to become a full time inventor and entrepreneur. (more…)

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Filed under: Press — admin - December 21, 2005 @ 9:19 pm

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Pipeline Communications and Technology, Inc.

Bringing Innovative Solutions to the Marketplace
The technology is revolutionary and Monte Littlefield (MBA ‘01) just knew they had something special. His face literally lights up with excitement just talking about its applications in the wireless market, in defense systems and perhaps other uses yet to be discovered.
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Filed under: Evan's Journal — admin - @ 8:06 pm

Epiphany - Birth of a breakthrough idea
Interns and Kokua Project
Furman line conditioner
Dr. Hank Wuh - CEO of Cellular Bioengineering, Inc interview this week
Jon McManus - Managing Partner of BayWest Equities interview this week

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Filed under: Evan's Journal — admin - December 19, 2005 @ 11:54 pm

TV and another chance meeting
Wally “”Famous”" Amos - Founder of Chip and Cookie interview
John Dean - Former CEO of Silicon Valley Bank and currently with Startup Capital Ventures, Tuputele Ventures and Entrepreneur’s Foundation of Hawaii
VC exercise
Magazine pitch
Roy Yamaguchi - CEO of Roy’s Restaurants interview
Meeting and advice

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Filed under: Greater Good Radio, Been there, done that, Technology entrepreneurs, Aftershows — admin - December 18, 2005 @ 2:28 am

Barry Weinman merged and then took his first company public, making his first 9 employees millionaires (including the receptionist) in the 1970’s. He then became a venture capitalist and he and his partners have helped 70 companies become public companies. Some companies included are Palm, 3Com and Medscape. (more…)

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Filed under: Greater Good Radio, Young entrepreneurs, Startups, Restaurateurs, Social entrepreneurs, Athletes in business, Aftershows — admin - December 16, 2005 @ 11:02 pm

Lane Muraoka has turned his community minded philosophy into a business with a big heart and big success. Big City Diner has grown into 4 locations and big plans for the future. Big City Diner helps employ, train and support people that have fallen on tough times but are still good people. This was recognized by the Division of Vocational Rehab’s employee and employer of the year award that they won. (more…)

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Filed under: Greater Good Radio, Been there, done that, Aftershows — admin - December 11, 2005 @ 10:38 am

Eddie came to Hawaii as an immigrant and has become one of Hawaii’s most prevalent success stories. He used a $20,000 investment in a small mom and pop restaurant that he bought for his mother into a multimillion dollar franchise with 147 locations throughout the U.S. Eddie is also very involved in the community in which he raised $14.2 million for the Filipino Community Center. (more…)

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Filed under: Greater Good Radio, Been there, done that, Social entrepreneurs, Aftershows — admin - December 10, 2005 @ 3:47 pm

Mitch D’Olier accepted the task of leading Kaneohe Ranch and the Harold K.L. Castle Foundation to improve the area of Kailua and the community. Mitch is legendary for his leadership in the redevelopment of Victoria Ward and the sale to General Growth Properties for $250 million. He had a huge responsibility because he knew before others that most of the proceeds from the business would go to charity after the owner’s passing. (more…)

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