The consummate multitasker
By Charmaine Chan
With a career focused on spotting and nurturing potential, it seems fitting that Lorraine S. Okada’s own talents are being recognized, as she emerges as the 2009 First Hawaiian Bank Guam Business Businesswoman of the Year.
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Best companies to work for
By Joan Muna Aguon
Guam Business magazine presents its annual survey of employees’ and managers’ evaluations of their workplaces. Twenty pride-filled Guam companies stepped up to the plate and participated in a detailed and informative survey. The numbers were crunched and the results are in. Find out what drives these employees, what measures are being taken to keep them and what is being improved to ensure that companies are providing the best work environment they can.
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Tourism Story:
Weathering the storm
By Chee (Letitia) K. Law-Byerly
The financial and economic maelstrom affecting much of the United States, and the world, has forced many businesses
to downsize and conserve or to be more innovative with marketing and sales offers. A national news network reported that Palm Springs, Calif., the “playground of the rich and retired,” has felt the pangs of the recession, with the city’s 6,500 hotel rooms less than half full. This past winter, the city’s tourism officials resorted to re-opening the retiree town to college students on spring break, after a nearly 20-year ban on that demographic.
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Mobil Oil, serving Micronesia for six decades
For almost 60 years, Mobil has been doing business in the islands – leading the industry with the largest customer base in Micronesia with hundreds of satisfied retail, industrial & wholesale, aviation, marine and government customers.
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South Pacific Petroleum Corporation
By Jessica Arriola Marati
Although South Pacific Petroleum Corporation has a smaller footprint than other petroleum companies on Guam, it maintains its leadership within the industry with its emphasis on service, options, rewards, and superior food and beverage offerings.
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Marshalls Energy Company
By Jessica Arriola Marati
The mission of the Marshalls Energy
Company is simple: to provide reliable, efficient energy to enhance the quality of life for the people of the Republic of the Marshall Islands.
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