Bank of Hawaii Announces New Senior Vice Presidents: Kevin Byrne and Jason Mecham Bank of Hawaii Announces New Senior Vice Presidents: Kevin Byrne and Jason Mecham HONOLULU, HAWAII Kevin Byrne, IT

Luke W.T. Yeh was promoted to senior executive vice president from executive vice president and executive director credit risk analytics in the Enterprise Credit Risk Analytics department at Bank of Hawaii.

Bank of Hawaii Temporarily Closing Guam Branches Due to Executive Order regarding COVID-19.

Hawaii volleyball, beach volleyball and basketball stars traded the court for the classroom on Wednesday to volunteer with Bank of Hawaii for Financial Literacy Month at Princess Ruth Keelikolani School. The SimpliFi Athletes joined 50 Bank of Hawaii employees to teach financial literacy to the entire student body.

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Saturday was a proud night for seven students in Bank of Hawaii’s College Assistance Program as they walked the stage at the Waikiki Shell and received their Chaminade University diplomas – all expenses paid. Their tuition, including fees for textbooks and materials, was paid for entirely by Bank of Hawaii.

Bank of Hawaii Now Accepting Grant Applications for Small Businesses in Saipan

Bank of Hawaii has initiated financial assistance programs to help Guam residents affected by Super Typhoon Mawar.

Senior Executive Vice President Taryn Salmon has been promoted to vice chair and chief information & operations officer at Bank of Hawaii. In her newly expanded role, Salmon will oversee Enterprise Operations, Information Technology, Strategic Data & Analytics, Information Security, Enterprise Operational Excellence, Digital Banking, Business Continuity, and the bank’s Enterprise Project Management Office.

Four graduates at Chaminade University’s commencement ceremony on Saturday received their diplomas at no cost—all expenses paid by Bank of Hawaii’s College Assistance Program.

Since its inception in 2016, 20 employees have earned degrees from Chaminade University or an associate degree from the University of Hawaii Community Colleges with more than $1.7 million in educational costs covered.

Volunteer hours and $121,202 were distributed to nonprofits to plant thousands of trees across Hawaii and the West Pacific.

After years of hard work and dedication, two Bank of Hawaii employees proudly received their diplomas from Chaminade University last night, their tuition fully covered by the bank’s College Assistance Program (CAP).