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Jennifer Ablan

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New York, Oahu, Āir
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Editor-in-Chief of award-winning Hawaii Business Magazine & Advisor at Magnitude Inc. & Guest Contributor at The Daily Upside
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Shell Game: The Sisters Behind Hawaiʻi’s Hottest Oyster Company

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By Jennifer Ablan 
| Hawaii Business
When Allison “Allie” Chu and her sister Julie Chu Fieman describe how Oysters Hawaiʻi came to be, they finish each other’s sentences – which makes sense, because the business runs the same way. One brings the vision, the other makes it real. Allie, a former Miss Hawaiʻi, actress and classically trained opera singer, fell in love with oysters during her years living and working part-time in New York.
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Ahualoa Family Farms: Growing More Than Macadamia Nuts

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By Jennifer Ablan 
| Hawaii Business
At Ahualoa Family Farms on Hawaiʻi Island, owner Chad Cleveland has built more than a successful agricultural business – he has cultivated a company guided by community, sustainability, and a genuine love for farming. Born and raised on a Southern California citrus farm and armed with a degree in Agronomy from Cal Poly Pomona, Cleveland says agriculture has always been part of who he is.
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Made in Hawaiʻi. Scaling Globally with Mana Up.

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By Jennifer Ablan 
| Hawaii Business
The islands have long exported talent – young entrepreneurs who leave for San Francisco, New York or Seattle in search of capital, mentorship and scale. Meli James and Brittany Heyd decided to reverse that trend. In founding Mana Up, they weren’t just building an accelerator. They were making an argument: that world-class brands could be born here, grown here and sent out to the world from here. About a decade later, that argument is winning.
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