Posted on: Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Trade Winds
Advertiser Staff
FIRST HAWAIIAN BANK
First Hawaiian Bank has announced four management promotions:
Kendall J. H. Wong was promoted from vice president and Kane'ohe branch manager to vice president and area manager, Kane'ohe branch, now overseeing Kane'ohe Bay, Kane'ohe and Kailua branches. He joined First Hawaiian Bank in 1992 as assistant branch manager with the bank's Creditcorp subsidiary and went on to manage Kane'ohe Bay branch in 2000 and Kane'ohe branch in 2004.
Katharine H. Kam was promoted from branch manager to assistant vice president and branch manager, Mililani branch. The 22-year banking veteran joined First Hawaiian Bank in 2000 as a personal banking officer and was appointed Mililani branch manager in 2004.
Paula Ogimi was promoted from personal banking officer to branch manager, 'Ewa Beach. She joined First Hawaiian Bank in 2003 as a personal banker and was promoted in 2005 to personal banking officer.
Shari Ann K.S. Minato was promoted from operations manager to assistant vice president and manager, Money Processing Center. She joined the bank in 1981 as a teller, and has held several positions before joining the Money Processing Center in 2004 as operations manager.
HAWAIIAN PROPERTIES
Hawaiian Properties Ltd., the largest locally owned real estate management company in Hawai'i, has named Norman Lee senior property manager and Chentelle Ramos and Jonathan Mosqueda property managers. Lee's 17-year career has included supervision of major capital improvement projects, land court documentation and budget preparation. Before joining Hawaiian Properties, Lee served as senior property manager for Certified Management Ltd.
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