Business Action Center

The fast pace of business today means that private business people and government leaders need assistance to help them in an increasingly competitive marketplace, both locally and globally. The University of Hawaii’s Pacific Business Center, works with private businesses, government agencies and community development organizations to enhance economic diversification and develop new opportunities of businesses for the entire Pacific region. Utilizing the faculty and other resources of the University, the PBC provides diverse management and technical assistance to businesses and entrepreneurs.

For further information, visit The Pacific Business Center.

Hawaii Technology Trade Association
The Hawai‘i Technology Trade Association (HTTA) is a statewide, private-sector membership organization formed specifically to support Hawaii’s growing technology industry.

HTTA industry members represent a variety of technology sectors, including Information Technology, Telecommunications, Software, Biotechnology, Health & Medical Technology and Ocean/Earth/Space Sciences. HTTA’s members also include professional services and educational organizations that actively support Hawaii’s technology industry. Membership is statewide with members from Hawai‘i, Kaua‘i, Maui, as well as O‘ahu.

For further information, visit the Hawaii Technology Trade Asssociation.

Small Business Development Centers of Hawaii
Small business development centers (SBDCs) are funded in part by the Small Business Administration (SBA) and also work with local colleges and some other funding agencies.Hawaii’s SBDCs to be an excellent resource for businesses, offering high quality professional advice at very low prices.

For further information on how to contact Hawaii’s SBDCs, visit the Hawaii Small Business Development Centers.