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“Hawaii will face numerous challenges in the upcoming years. If our island home is to prosper economically, socially and culturally, we need to identify and support the emerging generation of leaders. By nurturing them, we will ensure the future of Hawaii.”
— Mufi Hannemann, Founder and Chairman, Pacific Century Fellows
THE PACIFIC CENTURY FELLOWS PROGRAM
The objective of the Pacific Century Fellows Program is to develop leaders with a greater awareness and sensitivity to the people and institutions of Hawaii. Based on the White House Fellows Program, the Pacific Century Fellows Program will bring together annually up to 32 of Hawaii’s most promising individuals from all walks of life, fields and professions. They’ll gain a broader view of civic duty through direct contact with senior community, social and government leaders. The program encourages the development of long-term relationships between leaders young and old, united in their commitment to find creative solutions to the challenges facing the state.
Pacific Business News Interview - D.C. to Hawaii: A Short History of the Pacific Century Fellows
Listen to the Mayor's Interview on GreaterGoodRadio about the Pacific Century Fellows Program
Read MidWeek's cover story: "Alumnus Class Yearbook"
