Executive joins Women's Fund of Hawai'i Board after tenure at Central Pacific Bank
What happened
Catherine Camp joined the Board of Directors of Women’s Fund of Hawai’i. Camp brings decades of experience in business, philanthropy, and nonprofit management to the organization. She is currently Executive Vice President of Customer & Community Impact at Central Pacific Bank, where she helps shape the Bank’s customer strategy and community initiatives across Hawai’i. Camp previously held a Director of Planning & Development role at Kamehameha Schools and worked at Alexander & Baldwin.
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Why it matters
Camp’s expertise spans banking, commercial real estate, and development, which strengthens Women’s Fund of Hawai’i’s work supporting grassroots programs. Her role at Central Pacific Bank involves shaping the Bank’s initiatives supporting small business growth and stronger communities in Hawai’i.
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Who's involved
- Central Pacific BankCentral Pacific Bank, where Camp serves as Executive Vice President of Customer & Community Impact
- Kamehameha SchoolsKamehameha Schools, where Camp previously served as Director of Planning & Development
- Alexander & BaldwinAlexander & Baldwin, where Camp held leadership positions
Possible ripples
Who this could reach next, traced step by step from the reporting. Possibilities worth considering, not forecasts.- Camp's community expertise joins major Hawaiian philanthropyCamp's community expertise joins major Hawaiian philanthropyPossible
- Alumna's network may bring new funding to CMU researchAlumna's high-level network may bring new funding to CMU researchPossible
- Camp's new board role may reinforce ties to Kaiser PermanenteCamp's new board role may reinforce professional ties to Kaiser PermanentePossible
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The entities involved
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Alexander & Baldwin
company
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Central Michigan University
public research university in Mount Pleasant, Michigan, United States
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Kamehameha Schools
private school system in Hawaiʻi
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