3 finalists with decades of experience vie for OHA’s CEO post
06-10-2026 12:05 via staradvertiser.com

3 finalists with decades of experience vie for OHA’s CEO post

The Office of Hawaiian Affairs’ board of trustees is scheduled to name OHA’s next administrator/CEO on Oct. 22 from three finalists with decades of community experience: former Honolulu Council Chair Todd Kala Apo; Kaulana Park, the former director of the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands; and Summer Lee Haunani Sylva, who is serving as OHA’s interim administrator and CEO.
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