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A rticles in Hawaii Business focus on the big issues affecting Hawaii’s economy and businesses, including jobs, profit and loss, leadership,

education, housing and much more.We also aim to be useful to our readers by providing

information that helps their companies succeed and helps people advance their careers. Our stories are enhanced by dynamic photographs, design and infographics.

For the past five years, Hawaii Business has won more awards than any other publication from the Society of Professional Journalists Hawaii chapter – the state’s most prestigious journalism competition. We also won five national awards last year in a national competition that included business publications based in all the major markets, including New York, Los Angeles and Chicago.

Our goal is to strengthen the local economy and help our communities thrive.

Locally owned, Locally committedSince 1955

VICE PRESIDENT, PUBLISHER BobbySenaha

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EDITOR StevePetranik


MANAGING EDITOR GinaGelber


SENIOR WRITERS BeverlyCreamer


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CREATIVE DIRECTOR WarrenDaubert


ART DIRECTOR JanelleKalawe-Ching


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ASSOCIATE ADVERTISING DIRECTOR DavidSur


EVENT & SPECIAL PROJECTS COORDINATOR DeniseYuki


SALES & MARKETING COORDINATORAnelaApostadiro


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during signature editions

81,886

of Hawaii Business readers are in the Owner/C-Suite/Partner/Director/

Professional/VP categories

65%

readers contact and conductbusiness with a Hawaii

Business magazine advertiser

1 in 3

of Hawaii Business readers spend at least half-an-hour

reading the magazine

69%

1 in 4Hawaii Business readers are

professionals under the age of 40

Source: Readership Study, QMark Research, 2014

Male

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Average household income

Average home value

Married

Live in Hawaii

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2017 Media Calendar

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➣ Corporate Anniversaries

➣ Outstanding Hospitality / Meetings & Events Guide

➣ 2017 Maui Business Report

➣ 2017 West Oahu Magazine

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Materials Due: Dec. 13, 2016

➤ Digital Issue

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C-Suite Seminar I (tentative)

Lunch & Learn I: Windward

➣ Construction Outlook

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➣ HR 360˚

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➤ Small Business Issue

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➣ Pathways to Sustainability

➣ 2017 BBB Torch Awards

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Materials Due: May 17, 2017

➤ Top Realtors

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➣ 2017 NAIOP Kukulu Hale Awards

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JulySpace Due: May 15, 2017

Materials Due: May 22, 2017

AugustPremium Issue

Space Due: June 12, 2017Materials Due: June 19, 2017

SeptemberSpace Due: July 10, 2017

Materials Due: July 17, 2017

OctoberSpace Due: Aug. 7, 2017

Materials Due: Aug. 14, 2017

NovemberSpace Due: Sept. 11, 2017

Materials Due: Sept. 18, 2017

DecemberPremium Issue

Space Due: Oct. 8, 2017Materials Due: Oct. 16, 2017

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➤ Energy Report

➤ SmallBiz Leadership Conference

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➤ Top 250

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C-Suite Seminar II (tentative)

Lunch & Learn III: West Oahu

➣ Top 250 Profiles

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➤ Hawaii’s Most Profitable Companies

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➣ HB Insider: Hospital Edition

➣ 2017 Coming Together: Kakaako

➤ Wahine Issue

➤ SmallBiz Wahine Forum

➣ Women in Construction

➣ Women in Dentistry

➣ Women in Law

➣ Women in Medical

➣ 2017 AIA Design Awards

➤ Hawaii Island

➤ Hawaii’s Most Charitable Companies

➤ SmallBiz

C-Suite Seminar III (tentative)

Lunch & Learn IV: Downtown

➣ Most Charitable Companies

➣ HB Insider: Real Estate Edition

➤ CEO of the Year

➤ Black Book

➤ BOSS Survey

➤ SmallBiz

➣ Hawaii Business Century Club

➣ HB Insider: Industry Exclusive

➣ 2017 Kaka’ako Magazine


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Hawaii Business accepts only digital ads on Macintosh-formatted media. The client or agency must provide a color proof of the ad, which will be used for color reference only. It is the responsibility of the client to color proof the ad prior to submittal.

AD FORMATSMacintosh Adobe Illustrator® CS4 or earlier, Adobe Photoshop® CS4, Adobe InDesign® CS4 or earlier.

Hawaii Business is printed in 4-color CMYK. Any layouts containing RGB, Spot or Pantone colors must be converted to their CMYK equivalents. Any layouts found to have a differing color scheme must be revised accordingly. We want to ensure that colors are represented properly, therefore, the client will be notified if there are any inconsistencies in color scheme.

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TIFF or EPS files must be submitted with a resolution of at least 300 dpi, with CMYK color or grayscale at actual size with all fonts converted to outlines.

Adobe Illustrator® CS3 EPS files are also acceptable, provided that all type is converted to outlines and support images are embedded and in CMYK format. PC: 300 dpi CMYK TIFF at actual size.

Press-Ready PDF files are acceptable if all fonts are embedded and images are converted to CMYK at 300 dpi. All PDFs built incorrectly will be sent back to the client for revisions. We are also obligated to alert the client if any graphic elements are under 300 dpi to ensure that (to ensure that) advertisements are displayed at their best quality.

DISK FORMATSCD-ROM, DVD-R single layered.

EMAILED ADS Email attachments less than 4 MB may be sent to Anela Apostadiro, Sales & Marketing Coordinator at [email protected]. It is the responsibility of the client and/or agency to confirm reception of e-mail with Hawaii Business as well as provide color proof (if proof is needed).

PRODUCTION SUBMISSIONFTP (File Transfer Protocol): Transferring large files over the Internet is also an option. If interested, please ask your account executive for more information.

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THIRTY METERTELESCOPE

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leaders have to say? p.105

MARCH 2016 · HAWAII BUSINESS

R O OT S R U N D E E PStories of looking back

and branching out

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Signature Conferences

LEADERSHIPLEADERSHIP CONFERENCEThe Leadership Conference is dedicated to the advancement of Hawaii’s emerging leaders. Attendees are able to enhance their professional aptitude and leadership skills through a full day of informative general sessions and workshops led by Hawaii’s top business leaders.

➣ Event Size: 600 Attendees ➣ Event Type: Full-Day Conference

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WAHINE FORUM The Wahine Forum is the largest professional development conference for women in the state of Hawaii. The conference is attended by Hawaii’s top female executives, female entrepreneurs, up-and-coming female leaders and women intent on advancing their careers.

➣ Event Size: 850 Attendees ➣ Event Type: Full-Day Conference


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TOP 100 REALTORS GALAHawaii Business’ Top Realtors program is the only objective recognition of the highest performing agents in the state. The Top 100 Realtors Gala recognizes these accomplished individuals for their their unmatched success in the real estate industry. (Invitation Only)

➣ Event Size: 400 Attendees

➣ Event Type: Cocktail Reception & Awards

BEST PLACES TO WORK IN HAWAII Organizations named as one of the “Best Places to Work in Hawaii” are recognized at this extravagant celebration. The event also serves as the official release of the April issue, which features the Best Places to Work companies.


➣ Event Type: Awards Dinner

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20 FOR THE NEXT 20 The 20 for the Next 20 honors individuals whose efforts impact the Hawaii business community and community at-large currently, and who will continue to do so over the next 20 years. We shine the spotlight on up-and-coming leaders blazing a path in their industries or sector.


➣ Event Type: Cocktail Reception & Awards

MERGING VISIONSA new initiative geared towards accelerating emerging leaders for the betterment of Hawaii’s future. Merging Visions is designed to support cross generational leaders within one of the most powerful networks of influencers, including the Top 250 companies & 20 for the Next 20 cohorts. (Invitation Only)

➣ Event Size: 300 Attendees ➣ Event Type: Networking Pau Hana

SMALL BUSINESS LUNCHEONEach year Hawaii Business magazine partners with the SBA to present the Small Business Awards Luncheon. This is the state’s largest small business recognition program. The pool of honorees are nominated by their banks and lenders for the SBA Awards; and five winners are awarded the Hawaii Business SmallBiz Editor’s Choice Awards.


➣ Event Type: Awards Luncheon

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THE C-SUITE SERIES The C-Suite Series is a breakfast seminar featuring a peer-to-peer dialogue with high-level executives discussing relevant topics within their field of expertise. Speakers and panelists are drawn from CEO top-level draws and national keynote presenters.

➣ Time: 7:30am to 9:00am

➣ Venue: Pomaikai Ballroom

➣ Event Size: 150 Attendees ➣ Event Type: Breakfast Seminar

SMALL BIZ LUNCH & LEARN QUARTERLY SEMINARS Focused mini-seminars with moderated panel discussions on a range of topics relevant to small business professionals. Panelists are drawn from CEO contacts and other top-level draws. Topics include: marketing, sales, human resources, customer service, social media and more.

➣ Occurence: Quarterly ➣ Time: 11:30am to 1:30pm

➣ Venue: YWCA at Laniakea - Fuller Hall

➣ Event Size: 150 Attendees ➣ Event Type: Lunch Seminar

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➣ For more information on digital inquiries, please contact Daniel Ikaika Ito, Digital Director at (808) 534-7536 or email [email protected]

Digital MediaHawaii Business magazine digital delivers quality content to the business community across all platforms, anytime, anywhere.

According to the Circulation Verification Council (CVC) -an independent, third-party reporting audit company that analyzes cover printing, distribution, circulation, websites, digital editions, mobile, email, social media and readership studies - Hawaii Business’ unique web visitorship is eight times that of the national average. CVC audits thousands of editions nationwide with a combined circulation of more than 55 million. They currently audit 3,600+ magazines with a combined 70 million subscribers. This includes 100+ of the Alliance of Area Business Publication (AABP) titles. The national average for Unique Individual Visitors is calculated as 25% of the Average Net Circulation. Hawaii Business magazine has shown to have a significantly higher audience engagement compared to national business publications based in North America.

AVERAGE MONTHLY PAGEVIEWS

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➣ For frequency pricing, please contact your Account Manager

WEBSITE

HawaiiBusiness.comThe new-look HawaiiBusiness.com is launching in February 2017 with the “Digital Issue.” With a three-column layout of the homepage more content is front and center, engaging readers with the quintessential high-quality journalism of Hawaii Business as well as video, web-exclusives and more dynamic content. HawaiiBusiness.com will be the premiere destination for the most-relevant content and local perspective in the 50th State’s business community.

INVESTMENT: 1. LEADERBOARD

$8502. ISLAND

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rates are NET

INVESTMENT: $1,600 NET

TOTAL INVESTMENT: $1,485 (a $2,475 value)

Social MediaEngage our audience with your brand message through Hawaii Business’ 40K social media channels. Connect with the business community through Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Linked-In.

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SCHEDULE FREQUENCY: 2 posts/month on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Linkedin

AUDIENCE: 40,391

AVAILABILITY: Open, First-Come/First-Served Basis

REQUIREMENTS: Web-Optimized Imagery, Logo/Branding Colors, Call-to-Action*

(minimum three month commitment)

*Digital representative will work with you to craft an effective campaign message.

OPPORTUNITY: Run-of-Site Web Banner Advertisements and Native Content

SCHEDULE FREQUENCY: Monthly

AUDIENCE: 51,912 Visitors; 78,294 Pageviews*

AVAILABILITY: Subject to available inventory

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E-Newsletter Sponsorship CampaignIf you are looking for direct, undivided engagement with Hawaii Business’ subscriber base, send your message exclusively through a fully-branded email. Hawaii Business magazine’s HB Weekly E-Newsletter highlights releases of upcoming stories, articles and announcements sent weekly to over 20,000 email subscribers within the business community.

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INVESTMENT: $1,025/month NET

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Email Specs

FACEBOOK 1200 x 630 pixels INSTAGRAM 1080 x 1080 pixels TWITTER 440 x 220 pixels

LINKEDIN 1200 x 600 pixels

Social Media Specs

1. LEADERBOARD 728 x 90 pixels 2. ISLAND 300 x 250 pixels 3. SKYSCRAPER 160 x 600 pixels

Website Ads

SUPPLIED CREATIVE SPECIFICATIONS➣ File saved as .jpg or .gif. ➣ HTML files also accepted.➣ File size must be optimized for web➣ 72dpi resolution or high-resolution is accepted, but will be subject to reduced file size conversion.

DISK FORMATSCD-ROM, DVD-R (single layer)

EMAILED ADS Email attachments 5MB or less may be sent to Ephraim Botulan, Digital Media Manager, at [email protected]. It is the responsibility of the client and/or agency to confirm reception.

SPECIAL SUBMISSIONIf files are too large to transmit over email, please inquire with your account manager or the digital department to coordinate transfer either through Dropbox, or flash drive.

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SCHEDULE FREQUENCY: One dedicated week, once a month*

AUDIENCE: 20,396

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OPPORTUNITY: Dedicated, fully-branded sponsor message email

SCHEDULE FREQUENCY: Flexible

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