OHA trustees defer CEO decision after hours of testimony
Under intense public scrutiny and political pressure, trustees at the Office of Hawaiian Affairs are delaying a decision on selecting a new CEO. Trustees at the Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA) are delaying a decision on selecting a new CEO, due to intense public scrutiny and political pressure. Former Honolulu City Councilman Todd Apo, who has a long career in development, had majority support but a wave of last-minute testimony against him shifted the debate. After a 5-4 vote, the board decided to defer a decision until Nov. 2, the day before the general election. Summer Sylva has been interim CEO for over a year during a legal battle with CEO Stacy Ferreira, who is on paid leave. The third candidate is Kaulana Park, former Department of Hawaiian Home Lands director.
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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) — Under intense public scrutiny and political pressure, trustees at the Office of Hawaiian Affairs are delaying a decision on selecting a new CEO.
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