Accelerate: A Design-Thinking Workshop

Accelerate: A Design-Thinking Workshop

Join the Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce (NHCC) for Accelerate, an interactive, design-thinking workshop tailored for Native Hawaiian business owners, start-ups, and entrepreneurs. This full-day event is designed to empower you with creative problem-solving skills, new business strategies, and meaningful connections. Whether you’re looking to overcome challenges, rethink your business plan, or innovate new ideas, Accelerate offers the tools and support you need for long-term success.

Who Should Attend:
Native Hawaiian business owners, entrepreneurs, and start-up founders eager to enhance their business strategies and connect with like-minded community members.

Event Highlights:
VIBE Creative Assessment: Evaluate your creativity and problem-solving style.
"Shaka: A Story of Aloha" Screening: Enjoy an exclusive screening with a Q&A featuring creator Steve Sue.
Breakout Sessions: Work in groups on visioning, inventing, and strategic planning for your business.
Pau Hana Networking: Conclude the day with an opportunity to connect and strengthen relationships within the Native Hawaiian business community.

Registration Information:

• Limited Capacity: Only 25 spots are available, so please sign up as soon as possible.
• Cost: Free for NHCC members (includes breakfast and lunch).
• Non-Members: $75, which includes a one-year NHCC Individual Membership
• (includes breakfast and lunch)

Don’t miss this opportunity to transform your business and stay competitive in today’s landscape! 

Date: November 6, 2024 Time: 7:30 AM - 4:00 PM (Doors open at 7:00 AM) Location: R.I.S.E. on the campus of UH Mānoa -1810 University Ave Honolulu HI 96822Limited spots are available—secure your seat today! 

Questions?
For more information, contact Andrew Rosen at [email protected] or call 808.208.5816.

About Project Ho‘omana:
Project Ho‘omana was created to equip Native Hawaiian business owners and entrepreneurs with the tools needed for long-term success. This workshop is part of that mission, supporting the growth of Native Hawaiian commerce in 2025 and beyond.

Host or Publisher Andrew Rosen