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FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 4, 2023
GOING WITH THE FLOW
Makakilo’s Heather Beyer has been promoted to director of patient flow. SEE PAGE 2
WORDS FROM A NURSE
‘Ewa Beach’s Vebs Dominguez offers advice for aspiring nurses. SEE PAGE 4
West Side Students Win ASB Contest
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A group of Nānākuli High School students, who make up Scrappahz Union, won first place (and $25,000) in the high school division at American Savings Bank’s Bank of Education KeikiCo Business Plan Competition. PHOTO COURTESY AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
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ut of hundreds of students who par- ticipated in American Savings Bank’s Bank of Education KeikiCo Business
Plan Competition, a West O‘ahu team took home first place in the high school division.
“This year’s KeikiCo participants inspired us with their innovation, imagination, creativ- ity and commitment to bettering our commu- nity,” states Ann Teranishi, president and CEO at ASB. “We are grateful for the opportunity to support young leaders and entrepreneurs with financial education resources and mentorship opportunities to help build a stronger and more diversified economy.”
Each team put together and presented a busi- ness plan for a panel of judges. The winning entry was Nānākuli High School’s Scrappahz Union for its prototype of a mobile cardboard shredding system that processes cardboard or paper into three byproducts: mulching mate- rials, packaging materials and compostable planter pots. They won $25,000, plus $250 each to invest in future endeavors.
To learn more or read students’ business plans, visit asbhawaii.com/keikico.
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