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Dr. Bruce Stevenson has been named executive director and CEO of Pacific Health Research Institute, Honolulu. In his new position, Stevenson will lead a team of scientists and staff in ongoing studies of cancer, diabetes, dementia, Parkinson's disease, neurodegenerative disorders, longevity, obesity, hypertension and heart disease. Before joining PHRI, Stevenson served as vice president of academic affairs at the Salk Institute in La Jolla, Calif.
In her new position, Hata will help new and existing clients to more effectively manage their documents.
Her sales and marketing territory covers East O'ahu, Waikiki and Waimanalo.
He is responsible for his firm's financial planning and business consulting divisions.
Siu began her career with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, later tackling contract administration with several prominent Hawai'i companies. She was born in Manila, Philippines, and raised in central Honolulu.
Beofe joining the credit union, he worked in various capacities within the legal and financial industries as a certified public accountant, managerial accountant, trust officer and attorney.
Her extensive network and reputation in the community will be an asset in her development work. For several years she hosted Hawaii Public Radio programs, including "Town Square."
He joined the Sheraton Waikiki in 2006 as assistant outlet manager for The Hanohano Room and has been acting as outlet manager of the restaurant since November 2006.
Kurata has been promoted from air-conditioning service department journeyman to assistant service supervisor. He will help the service supervisor provide customers with repair proposals and assist field technicians with technical support.
Matsuda has been promoted from contract administrator for construction operations to air-conditioning service department contract administrator. She will oversee customer contracts and provide customer accounting services.
As the new director of nursing services, Hopewell brings both medical and managerial experience to Hawaiian Eye's surgicenter. She was previously national operations manager at Kremer Laser Eye Center in Pennsylvania.
Alaipalelei is a patient services representative at the Center. She most recently worked at Blockbuster in Wahiawa.
Mobi executive Russell Lundberg has moved laterally from information technology to be the director of network engineering. He is responsible for all aspects of configuration, demand and capacity engineering for Mobi's fixed network components.
Michael Guidry is the new director of information technology and billing operations. He is responsible for all internal information systems, external data communications systems and computer technologies that support the cellular network.
Pacific Allied's (EPS) shape molding department creates foam coolers, peanut foam, insulated concrete forms, roofing shakes and surfboard blanks. The (PET) fabrication department manufactures large foam products used in roofing and other construction materials.
Villaroman is a University of Hawai'i graduate and former Realtor associate with Eric M. Watanabe Realty.
Schulze is a graduate of Elon University in North Carolina and former freelance designer with Corporate Forms & Printing in Connecticut.
He has a range of experience in television production, film and commercials. His short film, "Valtor the Great vs. the Universe" won Best Short at the Hawaii International Film Festival. He recently wrapped up a yearlong stint for Crown Royal producing video blogs as a field correspondent on the NASCAR circuit.
He is a Campbell High School graduate.
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