I N T H I S

I S S U E :

Nashville

Confence

1

Membership

Directory

1

BOMA Golf

Tournament

2

Rail Update at

Plaza Club

3

Upcoming

Events

3

Community

Service: Lanakila

3

Lunch & Learn:

Roof Maintenance

4

Summer Social at

Dave & Buster’s

4

Code Black 5

Fresh Water

Initiative

5

“Advancing the

Commercial Property

Management Industry

through Education,

Networking and

Advocacy”

Fall 2017

Newsletter

BOMA Hawaii Goes to Nashville From June 24-27, 2017,

members of BOMA

Hawaii’s leadership

were at Nashville,

Tennessee for the 2017

BOMA International

Annual Conference and

Expo. BOMA Hawaii

board member Holly

Morikami from Heide &

Cook stated, “It was

good to learn that we

have resources beyond

our islands that can be

used to better our

industry as well as our

local BOMA chapter.”

The BOMA

International Annual

Conference & Expo will

be held again from June

23-26, 2018 at the

Henry B. Gonzalez

Convention Center &

Marriott Rivercenter in

San Antonio, Texas.

Registration begins on

November 1, 2017 -

visit http://

www.bomaconvention.

org/boma2018/public/

enter.aspx for more

information.

The BOMA Hawaii Membership Directory is here! The 2017-2018 BOMA

Hawaii Membership

Directory has arrived! This

annual booklet features

contact information for the

BOMA Hawaii board of

directors and members.

You can also find

information on past events,

as well as member

products and services. A

copy of the BOMA Hawaii

bylaws is included in the

booklet, for your quick

reference. Directories were

delivered in August and

September.

If you have any questions

about this year’s BOMA

Hawaii Membership

Directory or did not receive

your copy, please email

bae@bomahawaii.com.

BOMA Hawaii members flew to Nashville in June to attend the conference and represent

the state.

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Yeehaw! On Friday, June 16, the annual BOMA Hawaii Golf Tournament came and went

without a hitch. The event sported a “paniolo” theme, and some members donned

cowboy hats and enjoyed paniolo-themed food and drinks. The tournament was held at

the Hawaii Prince Golf Club in Ewa Beach; event proceeds went to US Vets. Mahalo to

our golf event sponsor Premier Restoration and all sponsors. Great job to golf

committee chair Corinne Hiromoto and the entire BOMA Hawaii Golf Committee for

making the event a success!

Golf Committee Chair: Corinne Hiromoto

Committee members: Blair Cole, Erin Dayanan, Nathan Lee, Holly Morikami, Jared Okamura,

Joshua Tokars, Robert Sugiyama

F A L L 2 0 1 7 N E W S L E T T E R

BOMA Hawaii

Board of Directors

President

Sandra Bollozos-

Fraticelli

President-Elect

Carlie Woodward

Dela-Cruz

Secretary/Treasurer

Joshua Tokars

Past President

Kalani Maika

Director

Erin Dayanan

Director

Arlene Dezellem

Director

Corinne Hiromoto

Director

Holly Morikami

Director

Rachel Simmons

Director

Robert Sugiyama

BOMA Hawaii

Account Executive:

Hawaii Public Policy

Advocates, LLC

• Melissa Pavlicek

• Lilly Ho

• Landon Wong

• Kathleen Lee

BOMA Hawaii’s 26th Annual Golf Tournament

BOMI International

Do you know about BOMI?

BOMI International (Independent Institute for Property and Facility Man-

agement Education) gives members resources to learn about in-person

and online courses. For more information, visit:

http://www.bomiproducts.org/ecampus-online-learning.aspx

Clockwise, from left: Anthony Provenzano, BOMA president Sandra Bollozos-Fraticelli, and David Heard are all smiles at the tournament; a golf cart holds a mahalo message for event sponsor Premier Restoration; BOMA Hawaii executive director Melissa Pavlicek and Steve Sullivan pose for a picture before the beginning of the tournament; golf tournament participants enjoy the delicious buffet post-event; a team all donned in pink are ready for golf; BOMA Hawaii members shaka for a quick photo on the course; tournament proceeds went to US Vets

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F A L L 2 0 1 7 N E W S L E T T E R

Rail Update at Plaza Club The discussion on rail -

Hawaii’s largest public

works project - has been

at the forefront of local

news as of late. On May

10, BOMA Hawaii

members gathered at the

Plaza Club to receive an

update from the

Honolulu Authority for

Rapid Transportation

(HART). Bill Brennan,

Director of

Communications for

HART gave an update on

rail development and

how the project will

impact downtown

Honolulu, and answered

questions about the

project. Previously,

Brennan served as press

secretary for Mayor Mufi

Hanneman and worked

for KHON2 and other

media outlets in Chicago.

Bill Brennan is HART’s Director of Communications.

Upcoming events

• Wednesday, Oct 11, 2017 - Member

Meeting: Ward Village Developments

• Wednesday, Oct 18, 2017 - Lunch & Learn -

Topic TBD; sponsored by SP+

• Wednesday, Nov 8, 2017 - Member

Meeting: Howard Hughes Corporation

Development

• Wednesday, Nov15, 2017 - Lunch & Learn

sponsored by Heritage Roofing

• Friday, Nov 17, 2017 - BOMA Hawaii 2nd

Annual Bowling Tournament

• Wednesday, Dec 7, 2017 - Member Meeting:

Holiday Luncheon and Board Installation

Community Service: Lanakila

Meals on Wheels

BOMA Hawaii members recently spent

a Saturday packaging meals for the

community’s seniors. On August 19,

volunteers headed to Lanakila Meals

on Wheels to work together and

bundle meals to help towards the

efforts of ending kupuna hunger.

Community Service Committee Chair: Erin Dayanan Committee members: Josh Figueira, Corinne Hiromoto, Holly Morikami, Eric Tokars, Joshua Tokars

Clockwise, from top left: Corinne Hiromoto,

Holly Morikami, Rachel Simmons and Erin

Dayanan were up early to pack meals at

Lanakila; Josh Figueira poses with the packed

food; A good amount of food was prepped

for the community; volunteers at the

assembly line

P A G E 4

BOMA Summer Social at Dave & Buster’s Mahalo to everyone who

attended BOMA Hawaii’s

“Fun and Games” Summer

Social. On Wednesday,

August 16, old and new

BOMA Hawaii members and

friends indulged in some

friendly competition,

networking, and great food

and drinks at Dave & Buster’s.

Ready Spaghetti (moving

empty cans with a partner

using an uncooked spaghetti

stick), Stack Attack (a timed

cups stacking game), and

Penny Hose (a game that

challenges people to extract a

penny from the bottom of a

pair of pantyhose) were some

of the games that really

fostered great camaraderie for

everyone who attended!

Social Committee Co-Chairs:

Kalani Maika, Robert Sugiyama

Committee member:

Carlie Woodward-Dela Cruz

BOMA Hawaii’s Lunch & Learn series gives members the opportunity to be educated on innovative ways to take good care of the buildings they own and/or manage. On May 17, members learned about avoiding premature roof replacement and extending the life of building roofs. Joshua Akaka of CRW (Commercial Roofing & Waterproofing Hawaii, Inc.) talked to Lunch & Learn attendees about CRW Direct, an innovative roof management program that iden-tifies roof deficiencies before they become a major repair or replacement issue. CRW vice president Larry Young was also available to respond to members’ questions about their

building roofs.

Left: BOMA Hawaii board member Josh Tokars introduces CRW’s Joshua Akaka at the May 17 Lunch & Learn focused on maintaining building roofs.

Clockwise, from left:

BOMA members are all

shakas and smiles; Stack

Attack; members at the D&Bs

arcade; Penny Hose; Ready

Spaghetti; BOMA Hawaii

members hanging out before

the festivities

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BOMA International / Hawaii is a primary source of information on office building development, leasing, building operating costs, energy consumption patterns, local and national building codes, legislation, occupancy statistics and technological developments. BOMA’s mission and goal has always focused on actively and responsibly representing and promoting the interests of the commercial real estate industry through effective leadership and advocacy through the collection, analysis and dissemination of information and through professional development.

Disaster Preparedness Day: Code Black: Active Shooter

P A G E 5

Fresh Water Initiative seminar conducted by One World One Water and the Hawaii Community Foundation. At the seminar, she highlighted the common disconnect between building owners, tenants, engineers and statewide water conservation goals. According to BOMA (international) and federal agency data, three of the primary ways that commercial buildings can effectively reduce water consumption is through landscaping, fixtures/infrastructure and cooling systems.

Also at the One World One Water seminar, Craig Lekven from Brown & Caldwell debunked myths associated with water conservation and helped make the economic/business case for reuse and conservation. Elson Gushiken, an agricultural industry speaker, highlighted 2.3-million-gallon-a-day

BOMA Hawaii recently kicked off a series of Fresh Water Initiative organizing meetings, co-chaired by Dricka Thobois and Sandra Bollozos-Fraticelli, and in collaboration with the Oahu Economic Development Board (OEDB). OEDB is the fiscal sponsor for BOMA Hawaii's grant from the Hawaii Community Foundation to promote water conservation and reuse in commercial buildings. The grant was a “first” for BOMA Hawaii.

The grant will be used to support educational programming at a Sustainability Conference in April 2018 and a public expo at Tamarind Square is being planned. The Committee is also exploring potential Board of Water Supply tours of the Halawa aquifer. On September 14, BOMA Hawaii BAE Melissa Pavlicek spoke about planning efforts at a "reuse" focused water

reuse of "R-1" recycled water used for agriculture irrigation by the Kunia Water Association. Gushiken noted that "all" water is essentially reused, since it is "recycled" via rain and other natural processes.

BOMA "Blue" Water Committee: Dricka Thobois, Sandra Bollozos-Fraticelli, Denise Sullivan, Staci Balmoja, Erika Enomoto-Tanuvasa, Michael Hernandez-Soria, Lisa Reddinger, Melissa Pavlicek, Lilly Ho, Dori Baba, Pono Shim

Would you know what to do if you were

placed in an active shooter situation? On

September 13, BOMA Hawaii members

attended the “Code Black: Active Shooter

Awareness Presentations, Tradeshow &

Networking” event. Guest speaker and

professional stuntman Colin Fong spoke

briefly on related topics. HPD officers

Stephanie Virardi and Troy Yamada from

the District 6 Community Policing Team

spoke on previous situations that involved

active shooters, and the “Avoid, Deny,

Defend” method - the most recent civilian

response training for active shooter events

(http://www.avoiddenydefend.org/).

Members also had the chance to visit vari-

ous vendors at the tradeshow after the

presentations.

Disaster Day Preparedness Committee

Co-Chairs: Holly Morikami, Arlene Dezellem

Committee members: Dana Akasaki, Tiera

Covington, Erin Dayanan, David Heard,

Corinne Hiromoto, David Leandro, Candace

Oyasato, Steve Sullivan, Joshua Tokars,

Carlie Woodward-Dela Cruz, Lynette Yi

Clockwise, from left: HPD officers prepared an “Active Shooter” presentation for BOMA Hawaii members; vendor booths like WJE were featured at the tradeshow; vendor tables at “Code Black: Active Shooter”

The BOMA “Blue” Water Committee held

its first meeting in August.