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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2010HALL OF HONOR AWARDS

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MESSAGE FROM THE DEANaloHa,

Welcome to the 2010 Hall of Honor Awards. This year marks the 5th anniversary since launching a new awards program to recognize our alumni Hall of Honor Award recipients.

Over 450 professionals, representing 60 companies, are gathered here tonight, making this one of Hawai‘i’s premier fundraising business events. We owe much of the event’s success to our alumni, friends and Hawai‘i’s business community who continue to support the College year after year.

Tonight, we are honored to have Executive Chairman of the Board of Central Pacific Financial Corp. and Central Pacific Bank, John Dean, as our keynote speaker. John has over 29 years of executive experience in the financial services industry, and eight years of experience as a venture capitalist and investment manager in technology companies.

We are also excited to induct four exceptional alumni into the Hall of Honor: Stephen Chamberlin, chairman of Chamberlin Associates and Rouse/Chamberlin Homes; Gordon Ciano, audit partner of KPMG LLP; Cecilia Ho, executive director of private wealth management in the investment management division of Goldman Sachs L.L.C. (Asia); and Eric Yeaman, president and CEO of Hawaiian Telcom. These honorees are being recognized for their outstanding leadership in their profession and community and their commitment to their alma mater.

And finally, we will recognize alumni from the classes of 1960, 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000, EMBA 6 and EMBA 11.

Organizing a successful gathering of this size requires enormous coordination and financial support. I can’t say enough about individuals such as Jay Shidler, Robin Campaniano, Barbara Tanabe, the Hall of Honor Award recipients, the Shidler Alumni Association, and Hawaii Business Publisher David Tumilowicz, who generously give their time, guidance and support to the Hall of Honor.

Together with your contributions, the College is close to meeting the Shidler Alumni Association’s pledge of $200,000 along with funds from the Shidler’s Matching Gift Program, to establish a $400,000 scholarship endowment. This scholarship will help us recruit and retain top students from Hawai‘i and around the world, and continue our effort to develop new generations of global leaders.

Once again, thank you and I hope you enjoy tonight’s program.

Sincerely,

V. Vance Roley

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Aloha and congratulations to the 2010 Hall of Honor inductees!

During the past 62 years, the Shidler College has been thepreeminent organization responsible for training and deliveringleaders to the Hawai‘i business community. As we are remindedat each Hall of Honor Awards dinner, the list of Shidler alumnirepresents top leaders from all sectors of our community, includingRobert Clarke, Richard Ha, Dee Jay Mailer, Jay Shidler, RobinCampaniano, David Heenan, Susan Au Doyle, Eddie Flores, BarryTaniguchi, Dr. Virginia Pressler, and so many others.

This year’s Hall of Honor inductees on the 62nd anniversaryof the founding of the College are no different. On behalf ofeveryone at Hawaii Business magazine, we congratulate Gordon Ciano and Eric Yeaman for joining the ranks of Hall of Honorinductees, and for the work that you have done to make Hawai‘i abetter, more prosperous place.

We also congratulate the very accomplished Stephen Chamberlinand Cecilia Ho on your award this evening. Your inclusion in theShidler College Hall of Honor exemplifies the national and international scope of influence that the college has achieved. Mahalo to all of the awardees for your hard work and commitment to business excellence.

We would also like to recognize the Shidler College for consistently being named among the top business schools in the nation, and extend a very special mahalo to the staff of the college, who haveworked so hard to create such a special event this evening.

Mahalo nui loa,

David Tumilowicz, Publisher

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MESSAGE FROM TITLE SPONSOR

PROGRAM

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6:00 p.m. opening peRfoRmanceHeart and Soul

Hawaiian BlessingKumu Edward Collier

welcomeMistress of Ceremonies, Barbara Tanabe, Ho‘akea Communications

opening RemaRksV. Vance Roley, Dean, Shidler College of Business

6:30 p.m. dinneR

7:30 p.m. eVening pRogRam

Classes of 1960, 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000, EMBA 6 and EMBA 11

keynote speakeRJohn C. Dean, Executive Chairman of the Board, Central Pacific Financial Corp. and Central Pacific Bank

2010 Hall of HonoR awaRds pResentation

stepHen w. cHamBeRlin (BBa ’67)• Chairman, Chamberlin Associates and Rouse/Chamberlin HomesgoRdon ciano (BBa ’71)• Audit Partner, KPMG LLPcecilia Ho (BBa ’80)• Executive Director, Private Wealth Management, Investment Management Division, Goldman Sachs (Asia) LLCeRic k. yeaman (BBa ’89)• President and CEO, Hawaiian Telcom

9:00 p.m. closing

With over 25 years of experience in communications, Tanabe built a distinguished career that has brought her national recognition. She began her broadcast career in Seattle and was recognized by the Asian American Journalists Association for breaking the color and gender barriers in broadcast news.

She was among the first group of reporters listed among the top pioneer journalists in the U.S. in the Newseum, a private museum in D.C. In 1971, she received an Emmy Award for her documentary on the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II. In 1974, Tanabe became anchor and business correspondent with KHON-TV in Honolulu.

In 1987, she joined Hill & Knowlton, Hawaii’s oldest and largest public relations firm. She was named president in 1992 and chief executive officer the following year, at which time she received the firm’s highest national award: The John W. Hill Award for Excellence.

Today, Tanabe is the owner and principal of Ho’akea LLC, a public affairs company based in Honolulu.

Tanabe was inducted into the Shidler Hall of Honor in 1996.

BaRBaRa J. tanaBe (emBa ’83), mistRess of ceRemonies

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With over 29 years executive experience in the financial industry, John C. Dean has built a reputation for turning around troubled banks.

From 1993 to 2001, he served as the CEO of Silicon Valley Bancshares and Silicon Valley Bank, a leading provider of financial services to early-stage technology companies and venture capital firms. During his eight years as CEO, Dean grew Silicon Valley Bank’s assets from $935 million to $5.5 billion; employees from 235 to over 1,000; and market capitalization from $63 million to over $3 billion.

Prior to Silicon Valley Bank, Dean headed four other financial institutions: Pacific First Bank, First Interstate Bank of Washington, First Interstate Bank of Oklahoma and First Interstate System Inc. Under his leadership these banks grew significantly and became profitable.

In March of this year, Dean was appointed Executive Chairman of the Board of Central Pacific Bank (CPB) and Central Pacific Financial Corp. He will work with his management team to improve capital ratios by returning CPB to its community bank roots.

Dean also serves as advisor to various venture capital firms, both in U.S. and overseas. He is also director of several technology companies, including AGIS, BioImagene, WhiteHat Security and RadioTime. In 2005, Dean co-founded Startup Capital Ventures and became its managing general partner.

Over the past 10 years, Dean has been committed to helping build Hawai‘i’s economic future. He is the founder and sponsor of Kıpapa i ke Ala Lecture Series, board director of the Pacific Asian Center for Entrepreneurship (PACE) and established an endowed professorship at the UH Manoa Shidler College of Business. He is also director of Pacific Health Research Institute and is co-founder and chairman emeritus of the Entrepreneur’s Foundation of Hawaii. He previously served as a director of HiBEAM and is chairman of the Emmett R. Quady [family] foundation.

In 1997, Bloomberg Businessweek recognized Dean as one of Silicon Valley’s top 25 “movers and shakers” and, in 2001, Forbes ranked him as one of the “50 most powerful dealmakers.”

Dean graduated from Holy Cross College and received an MBA in finance from the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania.

KEYNOTE SPEAKER jOHN C.DEAN

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CHAMBERLIN ASSOCIATES AND

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STEPHEN W. CHAMBERLIN • BBA ’67As a determined and competitive athlete, Stephen Chamberlin was destined to succeed.

He used his business skills to form Chamberlin Associates, a firm specializing in commercial real estate development, management and marketing in the San Francisco Bay area. In May of 2010, Chamberlin Associates was ranked as one of the largest commercial developers in the Bay Area by the San Francisco Business Times.

He is also Chairman of Rouse/Chamberlin Homes, a residential developer and homebuilding company in Philadelphia that he co-founded in 1977. The Rouse/Chamberlin firm was recognized as “America’s Best Builder” from Builder Magazine in 1997.

Chamberlin served as adjunct professor at the Haas Graduate School of Business at UC Berkeley from 1986 through 2003. As a teacher, he inspired students to think out of the box through his creation of the NAIOP Challenge, an annual competition between UC Berkeley and Stanford, now involving over 20 U.S. universities. He also co-authored the current version of “Urban Plan,” an Urban Land Institute (ULI) land-use decision teaching program used nationally in colleges and high schools. He recently taught a real estate investment analysis course at the Shidler College of Business.

Chamberlin serves on many boards including: The ULI Industrial and Office Park Council, Urban Land Institute Foundation, Lambda Alpha, and the Fisher Center for Real Estate and Urban Economics at UC Berkeley.

He was a member of the U.S. Whitewater Canoe and Kayak championship team and is an avid sailor. He received a BBA from the College in 1967 and a Masters of City Planning from the University of Pennsylvania – Graduate School of Fine Arts in 1971.

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KPMG LLP

GORDON CIANO • BBA ’71Gordon Ciano rose through the company to become audit partner and partner-in-charge of human resources and recruiting with KPMG LLP.

With over 39 years of experience in the accounting sector, Gordon Ciano primarily services clients in the banking, insurance, public sector, hospitality, and real estate industries. His audit experience ranges from SEC filings and financial statement audits to advising clients on accounting issues and assisting clients with mergers and acquisitions.

Ciano has a long and varied history of work in the community. He is currently a member of the American Institute of CPAs, Hawaii Society of Certified Public Accountants, and Hawaii Captive Insurance Council. He serves on the board of the Financial Managers Society and the Boy Scouts of America, Aloha Council. He recently served on the Hawaii State Board of Accountancy.

Ciano continues to support Shidler College through his involvement with the Internships and Career Services Office. He was also instrumental in gathering support from KPMG employees for the Donald A. Corbin Distinguished Professorship in Accounting.

Ciano graduated with a BBA in accounting from the UHM Shidler College of Business in 1971.

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CECILIA HO • BBA ’80Cecilia Ho attributed her success to hard work and a good education. As Executive Director, Private Wealth Management, Investment Management Division of Goldman Sachs (Asia) L.L.C., she and her team manage a portfolio of Asia’s most affluent clients.

From her first position as a Management Executive in Citigroup’s Consumer Banking Division to becoming the youngest Branch Manager in the early 80s to Managing Director and Team Head at Citi Private Bank, Cecilia has built an illustrious career in the financial world. Together she has over 28 years of global banking experience in various senior management positions.

Some of her achievements include: initiating the Asian Business Development Division for Citibank Canada; becoming the first female Director to head up the International Personal Banking Division in the USA and Canada, responsible for Asia Pacific, Europe, Middle East and Africa region; being appointed by the Hong Kong government to oversee one of its district’s local affairs and policy; building an elementary school for 200 students in rural Lijiang, China with the assistance of World Vision, a Christian humanitarian organization; and serving as founding member and Vice President of Ocean Junior Chamber of Commerce—chapter of Junior Chamber International Hong Kong.

Cecilia received her BBA with distinction from the UHM Shidler College of Business in 1980 and attended the Stanford Executive Program at the Graduate School of Business, Stanford University.

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From his humble beginning at Arthur Andersen LLP, Eric Yeaman has built an exceptional career becoming president and chief executive officer of Hawaiian Telcom. Today he is one of the youngest CEOs of a large corporation in Hawaii.

Throughout his career, Yeaman accumulated valuable business and leadership skills. At Arthur Andersen LLP, Yeaman took on various auditing and consulting projects. He later became chief operating and financial officer for Kamehameha Schools in 2000, where he led numerous management initiatives and implemented new financial, investment and technology strategies.

In 2003, Yeaman joined Hawaiian Electric Industries, Inc. (HEI), as financial vice president, treasurer and chief financial officer. This led to his position as senior executive vice president and chief operating officer of Hawaiian Electric Company, Inc. (parent company of HEI) where he was responsible for the leadership of its Oahu operations, energy solutions, public affairs, financial and administrative process areas.

Perhaps the greatest reflection of Yeaman’s success is his role in the community. Yeaman serves on the not-for-profit boards of Queen’s Health Systems, Queen’s Medical Center, Bishop Museum, Hawaii Community Foundation, Hawaii Business Roundtable, The Nature Conservancy of Hawaii and the Kamehameha Schools audit committee. He also serves as a director of several for-profit boards including Bishop Holdings Corporation, Kamehameha Investment Corporation and Pauahi Management Corporation. In addition, he is director of the United States Telecom Association and a member of the Hawaii Asia Pacific Association.

In 2004, Yeaman received the Financial Executive of the Year–Regional Award, which was sponsored by Robert Half International Inc., and selected as one of Pacific Business News Top Forty Under 40.

Yeaman was born and raised in Kona, Hawai‘i. He received his BBA in accounting from the UHM Shidler College of Business in 1989. He is a certified public accountant in the State of Hawai‘i.

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HAWAIIAN TELCOM

ERIC K. YEAMAN • BBA ’89

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MAHALO TO THE SPONSORS OF THE

2010 Hall of HonoR awaRdsFUNDS RAISED TONIGHT WILL BENEFIT THE

SHIDLER COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND.

title sponsoR

platinum sponsoRs

gold sponsoRs

Joanne Hamamoto Irrevocable TrustWilliam R. Johnson, Jr.

Morihara Lau & Fong LLPUlupono Initiative

Cecilia Ho

SPONSORS

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SPONSORS

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Aon Risk ServicesBank of Hawaii

Central Pacific BankCity Mill Co., Ltd.

Environet, Inc.Ernst & Young LLPFirst Hawaiian Bank

Hawaiian TelcomIsland Insurance Company, Limited

Kamehameha SchoolsKHSK CPAs, Inc.

Ross and Dayle MurakamiKwock & Company, CPAs

Meadow Gold DairiesMilici Valenti Ng Pack, Inc.

N&K CPAs, Inc.Startup Capital Ventures Management Co., LLC

Starwood Hotels & Resorts/Kyo-ya Hotels & ResortsEMBA 11 — In memory of classmate John Moffett

monetaRy contRiButions

Warren H. HarukiDavid Heenan

Kobayashi Group LLCDavid McClain

K. Taniguchi, Ltd.Verizon Foundation

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Alexander & Baldwin, Inc.John B. Butler

Cades Schutte LLPGordon Ciano

Deloitte & Touche LLPFarmers Insurance Hawaii

HMSAKPMG LLP

Marsh USA, Inc.Queen’s Medical Center

Jean E. Rolles

E ach year, the UH Manoa Shidler College of Business recognizes distinguished alumni at the Hall of Honor Awards. This award honors individuals who have distinguished themselves through their profession, community and commitment to higher education. Below is a list of past recipients of this

prestigious award.

ABOUT HALL OF HONOR AND PAST RECIPIENTS

YEAR NAME TITLE AND COMPANY AT TIME OF AWARD

2009 Howard H. HamamotoVictor LimRoss MurakamiVirginia Pressler

President, Quarters, Inc.President, LWD, Inc., dba McDonald’s®Founding Partner, KMH LLPExecutive Vice President & Chief Strategic Officer, Hawaii Pacific Health

2008 Robert ClarkRichard HaPaul HigoRichard Leung

Retired Chairman, President & CEO of Hawaiian Electric IndustriesPresident & Founder of Hamakua Springs Country FarmsManaging Partner of Deloitte & Touche LLPManaging Director & Head of Wealth Management of UBS Securities Company LTD., China

2007 Terri FujiiWilliam R. Johnson, Jr.Jean Rolles

Managing Partner, Ernst & Young LLP, HonoluluPresident & CEO, Johnson Machinery CompanyVice President, Community Affairs Outrigger Enterprises Inc.

2006 Walter A. Dods, Jr.David A. HeenanJay H. Shidler

Chairman, First Hawaiian Bank and BancWest CorporationTrustee, Estate of James CampbellFounder and Managing Partner, The Shidler Group

2005 Susan Au DoyleEddie Flores, Jr.Tertia Freas

President and Chief Professional Officer, Aloha United WayFounder, L&L Drive-InnAudit Partner, Deloitte & Touche LLP

2004 T.C. ChanJim HassettDee Jay MailerHideo Noguchi

Country Officer, Citigroup TaiwanArea Managing Partner, Ernst & Young, ChicagoCEO, The Kamehameha SchoolsFounder and CEO, Noguchi & Associates Inc.

2003 Frederick D.S. ChoiRonald K. MigitaKathy Smith

Dean, Undergraduate College, Vice Dean, NYU Stern School of BusinessPresident and CEO, CB Bancshares Inc. President and Business Owner, Kathy Smith Fitness

2002 Barry K. TaniguchiNonie ToledoKeith Vieira

President and CEO, KTA Super Stores and K. Taniguchi LtdVice President and General Manager, Sprint HawaiiSenior Vice President, Director of Operations for Hawaii and French Polynesia for Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc.

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ABOUT HALL OF HONOR AND PAST RECIPIENTS

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2001 William S. CheeDaniel Bow Tan LauRobert J. FishmanLinsu Kim

Owner, President and CEO, Prudential LocationsChairman of the Board, CEO and Director of Grand Pacific Life Insurance CompanyCEO, Hawaii Tourism AuthorityProfessor of Management, Korea University

2000 Evelyn KuniyoshiEric MiyasakiSharon Weiner

Director, Human Resources, Pacific Internet Exchange Corp.President and CEO, Nissan Motor Corp., Hawaii Ltd.Group Vice President of Administration, DFS Hawaii

1999 Brenda Lei FosterLloyd M. FujieFrank H. Watase

Executive Assistant, Governor’s Office, State of Hawai‘iManaging Partner, Deloitte & Touche LLPChairman and President, Quality! Naturally Foods Inc. and Owner and Chairman, Yum Yum Donut Shops Inc.

1998 Robin K. CampanianoGary Hanagami, Jr.David H. McCoyJack E. MyersThomas A. Wellman

President and CEO, AIG Hawaii Insurance CompanyCustomer Business Manager, Kraft Foods-HawaiiCEO, The Estate of James CampbellChairman and Chief Executive Officer, The Myers CorporationController and Assistant Treasurer, Alexander & Baldwin Inc.

1997 Warren HarukiLawrence M. JohnsonHoward H. Karr

President, GTE Hawaiian TelChairman and CEO, Bancorp Hawaii Inc.Vice Chairman, Chief Financial Officer, and Treasurer, Administration and Finance Group, First Hawaiian Bank

1996 Kan Jung LukeHal OishiBarbara Tanabe

Chairman, Hawaii National BankRetired Partner, Coopers & Lybrand LLPManaging Director, Honolulu Consulting Group

1995 Joan DiamondRodney ShinkawaHoward Todo

Vice President of Human Resources, Hawaiian Electric CompanyPresident, First Federal Savings & LoanAudit Partner, Ernst & Young LLP

1994 Oswald StenderKent TsukamotoHeidi Wild

Trustee, Kamehameha Schools/Bernice Pauahi Bishop EstateTax Partner, Coopers & Lybrand CPAsDirector of Marketing Operations, BHP Petroleum Americas

1993 Thomas KappockGary NishikawaLily Yao

Vice Chairman, Bank of Hawaii & Executive Vice President Bancorp HawaiiPartner, Deloitte & Touche LLPPresident and CEO, Pioneer Federal Savings Bank

1992 Clement Judd, Jr.C. Dudley Pratt, Jr.Manuel Sylvester

President, Hawaii Hotel Association (posthumous award)Trustee, The Estate of James CampbellManaging Partner, Coopers & Lybrand

Kumu Edward CollierEdward Enterprises, Inc.D & J Specialties, Inc.FISH ScholarsHawaii Business MagazineHawaiian HostHeart and SoulHilton Hawaiian Village Beach Resort & SpaLinda IwasakiJet GraphicsKing Digital Photo KTM Services, Inc.Les Saisons

Marvin MiyoshiMidweekPacific Edge MagazineProForma Favorable ImpressionsPSAV Presentation ServicesShidler College of Business staffStanley Ito FloristStar AdvertiserBarbara TanabeUniversity of Hawai‘i Information Technology ServicesXerox HawaiiTyson Yamada

Jon Paul AkeoJared AuKellan BrionesCasey ChingChessa DeCambraJason HarukiJodi HashimotoRandal Ikeda

Grant KubotaJeffrey LauChristopher LetotoJoseph M. Magaldi, Jr.David MatlinSanford MoriokaDayle MurakamiLillian Rodolfich

Jeffrey SakaiKayla SamascottRyan Suekawa Toby TamayeEnriqueta Tuason TanakaTyson YamadaHeather YanazakiBrian Walker

Jerry Linville, PresidentKirk Horiuchi, Vice PresidentCynthia Alm, Secretary

Allison Toma, TreasurerCory Nakamura, Immediate Past President

acknowledgements

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A very special mahalo to the Hall of Honor committee members and volunteers who made this event possible!

class RepResentatiVesEddie Flores, BBA 1970 Wayne Nakamoto, BBA 1980Karl Fujii, BBA 1990Paul Higo, EMBA 1990Jason Haruki, BBA 2000*Alex Smith, MBA 2000Jodi Hashimoto, EMBA 2000*John Price, EMBA 2000

*also a Shidler Alumni Assoc. Board Member

BoaRd RepResentatiVesCynthia Alm, BBA 1978Kellan Briones, MACC 2005Casey Ching, MBA 2006Kirk Horiuchi, BBA 1987Randal Ikeda, BBA 1984Grant Kubota, BBA 1999, MBA 2005Jeffrey Lau, FriendChristopher Letoto, EMBA 2009Jerry Linville, MBA 1996Cory Nakamura, BBA 2004Lillian Rodolfich, BBA 1987, EMBA 2005Brian Walker, BBA 1989Tyson Yamada, BBA 2003, MBA 2007Heather Yanazaki, BBA 2007

Hall of HonoR committee

cHaiRsJay ShidlerRobin Campaniano

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ABOUT THE UNIvERSITY OF HAWAI‘I AT MANOASHIDLER COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

Established in 1949 as the College of Business Administration, the College was named in 2006 after alumnus Jay H. Shidler, founder and managing partner of The Shidler Group. The Shidler College of Business is reknowned for its expertise in international management education and is consistantly ranked among the nation’s top 25 graduate schools for international business by U.S.News & World Report. Long recognized for its Asia-Pacific focus, the College is a professional school, offering a wide variety of degree, certificate and executive programs. The College places a strong emphasis on the development of management skills, entrepreneurship and the management of business information technology. The UH Shidler College of Business is the only graduate program in the State of Hawai’i accredited by AACSB International.

For photos and video, visitwww.shidler.hawaii.edu/hallofhonor