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Sep. 10, 2024 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Don Mangiarelli
Founder of Cyber Security Hawaii
As the owner of cybersecurity-focused IT services company Cyber Security Hawaii, Don Mangiarelli traces his interest in computers back to 1981, when his father brought home an early-model IBM PC as a Christmas gift. But owning a personal computer was a novelty in those days, and the family had trouble setting it up.
“I walk in the door one day and my dad and my sister threw the manual at me,” he recalled with a laugh, “and they were like, ‘you make it work." Mangiarelli has been using that “superpower” ever since, first on a freelance basis fixing people’s computers as a side gig while he worked in construction. Later, he went on to hold IT positions at two local companies — Servco and The Shidler Group.
He launched Cyber Security Hawaii in 2011. A full-service IT company, Cyber Security Hawaii offers risk assessment, security monitoring, systems management and more. In recent years, Mangiarelli said the company’s focus has shifted more toward cybersecurity. That pivot, he said, was in response to the rise of remote work — which he said can make companies more vulnerable to threats — and cybercrime becoming increasingly organized.
Walk-ins welcome! We welcome walk-ins and know some of you don't know if you can make it until the last minute. Please join us! Registration closes 24 hours prior to the event. Walk-in rate is $50. Can't attend in person? We have the technology! If you cannot attend in person, please plan to attend via Zoom.
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Sep. 14, 2024 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
WALK WITH US TO PREVENT SUICIDE You don't need to be a Rotarian to join. Kupuna and keiki are welcome. The Out of the Darkness Community Walk is a journey of remembrance, hope, and support. It unites our communities and provides an opportunity to acknowledge the ways in which suicide and mental health conditions have affected our lives and the lives of those we love and care about. If you're looking for support and/or resources, please visit www.afsp.org/get-help and www.afsp.org/resources. Out of the Darkness Walk 2024 Event Details O'ahu RCOH Walk Team Information: Date: 09/14/2024 Walk Route: The walk is 1.2 miles starting at Skygate along King St., Richards St., Beretania St., and Alapa'i St.
To Register: Log on & click join Rotary Club of Honolulu Walks Team! Or set up your own team! Donations are totally optional. Help support our community in suicide prevention and connect with your fellow Rotarians from Oahu! Register to Walk With Us! Click here to register to walk with your fellow Rotarians. The Walk is simple, its at the Frank Fasi Building area, Honolulu Hale but the most important part is to get access to information about mental health. There will be 13 organizations attending to share about services and programs. This is a great opportunity to bring everyone...Keiki to Kupuna and learn more. Its often a topic filled with stigma and shame but this venue is safe, fun, and full of aloha. When you register, it will prompt you to raise funds; that is not our focus. We want you to come out and be a part of the event.
Look for the Rotary tent, it will be a place to gather, feel free to bring snacks for your team.
Come find your Rotary Club of Honolulu Walk Team or register as an individual!
Rotary Clubs joining are Honolulu, Metro Honolulu, Hickam Pearl Harbor, Kapolei, Waikiki, West Honolulu, and Kaneohe
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Sep. 17, 2024 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
AVIAM “AVI” SOIFER Former Dean (2003-2020) UH Richardson School of Law Topic: The Current US Supreme Court and the Passive Virtues Dean Soifer received his law degree from Yale Law School in 1972. He also holds B.A. cum laude (1969) and Masters of Urban Studies (1972) degrees from Yale. While in law school, he served as an editor of the Yale Law Journal, a director of the Law School Film Society, and a director of the Legal Services Organization. He helped to found the C.V.H. Project, representing people in Connecticut’s largest mental hospital. He clerked for then- Federal District Judge Jon O. Newman in 1972-73. Soifer began his law teaching career at the University of Connecticut in 1973, received a Law and Humanities Fellowship at Harvard University in 1976–77, and taught at Boston University from 1979–1993. He served as Dean of Boston College Law School from 1993–1998, and continued to teach at BC until 2003, when he became Dean of the William S. Richardson School of Law at the University of Hawai’i. Soifer received Boston College’s Distinguished Senior Research Award and he was appointed as a Distinguished Scholar at the University of Wisconsin’s Legal Studies Institute. His book, Law and the Company We Keep (Harvard University Press, 1995) was awarded the Alpha Sigma Nu Triennial National Jesuit Book Prize in professional studies. He has an extensive record of scholarly publications, presentations, and public service activities and he continues to teach primarily in the areas of constitutional law, legal history, legal writing, and law and humanities. Read More about Avi with this link: Avi Soifer (hawaii.edu) Walk-ins welcome! We welcome walk-ins and know some of you don't know if you can make it until the last minute. Please join us! Registration closes 24 hours prior to the event. Walk-in rate is $50. Can't attend in person? We have the technology! If you cannot attend in person, please plan to attend via Zoom.
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Sep. 24, 2024 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
CRAIG ANGELOS, UH Director of Athletics Topic: UH Athletics Update Craig Angelos was introduced as UH’s 24th Athletics Director on May 18, 2023 and officially takes over the post on June 5, 2023. Angelos comes to Manoa with nearly 30 years of senior leadership experience in intercollegiate athletics. Angelos has extensive experience overseeing student-athlete wellness and academic success, hiring head coaches, supervising men’s and women’s sports programs, fundraising, Title IX and NCAA compliance and developing facilities. Read more about Craig by clicking the link below. Walk-ins welcome! We welcome walk-ins and know some of you don't know if you can make it until the last minute. Please join us! Registration closes 24 hours prior to the event. Walk-in rate is $50. Can't attend in person? We have the technology! If you cannot attend in person, please plan to attend via Zoom.
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Sep. 28, 2024 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
CALL TO ACTION 19th Annual Joint Memorial Service Last Weekend in September Here’s an event we could sure use your help with! This will be our 82nd year honoring our Nisei WWII Veterans. And up until last year, we’ve been short on the help needed to decorate the 2000 graves at Punchbowl. With enough help this is a fun family project. Please come join us and spread the word. Thank you. Logistics: Saturday September 28, 2023, 8:30am at Punchbowl. Parking is free and open to the public, except for the reserved spaces on the Mall Drive. On Saturday, look for the tables, under the tents, with buckets of flowers. Club 100 organizers will assign you to a section, hand you a map, bucket of flowers and flags and off you go, into history, in search of 100th Battalion soldiers. Volunteers are advised to bring sunscreen, a hat, and please stay hydrated. We’ll have water. And no worries, there will be plenty of folks available to help you, so just ask, if needed. We also need help on September 30, Monday morning, removing (2000) flags. We’ll start that process at 8:30am. And on Sunday, September 29 there’s a 9:30am joint memorial service. The service is open to the public. It’s also televised on ‘Ōlelo. Why September 29th? The memorial service is held annually on the Sunday September 29 — the day in 1943 that Sgt. Shigeo “Joe” Takata of the 100th Infantry Battalion became the first Japanese American soldier killed in action in World War II. Sgt. Shigeo “Joe” Takata was hit by shrapnel and fought death long enough to point out the location of the enemy, action for which he was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross. Sgt. Takata rests in eternal peace at Punchbowl. |
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Oct. 08, 2024 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
DR. NAOTO T. UENO, MD, PhD, FACP Director, University of Hawaiʻi Cancer Center Dr. Ueno has a strong background in translational breast cancer research in cancer biology, immuno-oncology, and molecular therapeutics. He is one of the leaders in conducting clinical research and early-phase clinical trials related to aggressive breast cancer and has led more than 50 clinical trials. Dr. Ueno has extensive experience in conducting both targeted therapy-related and immunotherapy-related clinical trials in phase I and II settings. He expanded his research to include several protein enzymes, including Mitogen-activated protein, Extracellular signal-regulated kinase (MAPK/ERK), and C-JUN N-terminal kinase, among other protein enzymes to determine their role in breast cancer progression and their applications in the development of targeted therapy and immunotherapy. Over the past 10 years, Dr. Ueno has successfully managed projects in breast cancer biology related to triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC), inflammatory breast cancer (IBC), and the tumor microenvironment. Dr. Ueno is passionate about developing innovative therapies for advanced breast cancer. He started his career developing gene therapy for breast cancer and prepared for an Investigational New Drug application to conduct a study of gene therapies for metastatic breast cancer. His focus has been on novel combination therapy, IBC, and TNBC. Currently, Dr. Ueno is the lead national PI on antibody-conjugate drugs-related clinical trials. Read more about Dr. Ueno here: Ueno, Naoto T. MD, PhD (uhcancercenter.org
Walk-ins welcome! We welcome walk-ins and know some of you don't know if you can make it until the last minute. Please join us! Registration closes 24 hours prior to the event. Walk-in rate is $50. Can't attend in person? We have the technology! If you cannot attend in person, please plan to attend via Zoom.
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Nov. 06, 2024 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION 2.0
November 6, 2024 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Via ZOOM
What do YOU want to get out of your of your Rotary Membership? Are you a new member or someone interested in learning about opportunities to engage with Rotary? Please join us for a New Member Orientation 2.0 session via Zoom to ask all the questions you have about Rotary and learn more about our teams and service projects.
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