OHA CEO decision delayed after testimony supports interim leader
Office of Hawaiian Affairs trustees narrowly voted to defer their final decision on the next CEO until November 2 following overwhelming public testimony in favor of interim leader Summer Sylva. The final decision on the Office of Hawaiian Affairs' next CEO is on hold after overwhelming testimony supported interim leader Summer Sylva. Todd Apo's appointment was initially set to be confirmed, but a wave of testimony urged OHA trustees to reconsider. Supporters of Sylva argue that Apo has a history of acting adversely to the community and that he is the wrong candidate. The next CEO will influence decisions about development in Kakaako Makai, military land leases, and ongoing lawsuit brought by former CEO Stacy Ferreira. Trustees narrowly voted to defer the final decision until Nov. 2.
Veröffentlicht : vor 4 Stunden durch Jill Kuramoto in Politics
HONOLULU (KHON2) -- A final decision on the Office of Hawaiian Affairs' next CEO is on hold after overwhelming testimony supporting interim leader Summer Sylva.
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