In this month’s episode of Sacred Work: Conversations About Evolving in the Workplace, we sit down with the inspiring Tiera Covington, founder of Integrated Facilities Services Hawaii (IFSH) and the #1 veteran-owned business in the state. With over 215 employees providing janitorial, maintenance, landscaping, and site management services across Oahu, Tiera shares her journey from a 16-year career in facility management to becoming a thriving entrepreneur and president of the Entrepreneurs' Organization Hawaii Chapter.

We explore: ✨ The power of vulnerability in leadership ✨ How mentorship and team development drive success ✨ The importance of service before self in business and community

Tiera’s approach to leadership is deeply rooted in empowerment and opportunity, proving that success isn’t just about degrees or titles—it’s about dedication, adaptability, and a commitment to growth.

🎧 Tune in now and be inspired by her journey!

This month, we're excited to highlight two inspiring voices shaping our community.

Vincent Kimura, Good Jobs Hawaii Vincent shared his vision for creating sustainable, quality employment opportunities in Hawaii. His insights emphasized:

• The transformative power of community-focused job creation.
• Innovative strategies to drive economic growth in our islands.

Andreah Mamaia, AlohaHP Success Story Andreah’s journey is a true testament to opportunity in action. Through a grant from Good Jobs Hawaii, she landed a role with AlohaHP and shared:

• How targeted support can open new career doors.
• The real-life impact of investing in people and potential.

Their vibrant stories remind us that strategic partnerships and community investment are key to building a brighter future. Don’t miss out on the full audio for more dynamic insights from Vincent and Andreah!

In this inspiring episode of Sacred Work, host Kathleen sits down with two remarkable guests—Monty Pereira, General Manager of Watanabe Floral, and Wayne Moore, a Purple Heart recipient whose journey from military service to civilian success is nothing short of extraordinary.

Monty shares insights from his 28-year career at Watanabe Floral, where he has transformed the company into a pillar of the Hawaii business community, while also championing local organizations and mentorship. Wayne opens up about his transition after an 18-year work sabbatical following his honorable discharge from the Army. Thanks to AlohaHP, he found purpose and stability at Watanabe Floral, allowing him to dream again—now setting his sights on becoming a pilot.

Together, they discuss the power of opportunity, resilience, and community support in shaping lives and businesses across Hawaii. Tune in for a conversation that highlights how the right connections can lead to incredible transformations. 🌺✨