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Kim Green has been hired as project developer for RevoluSun. In this position, he will work with residential and commercial customers to find the best solar system and financing options available to meet their needs. Green brings more than 30 years of construction experience to the company and previously served as project coordinator for Homeworks Construction.
Alan Agena has been hired as project developer for RevoluSun. Agena will be responsible for working with residential and commercial customers to find the best solar systems to meet their needs. He brings more than 10 years of sales and design experience to the company, previously working as a project consultant at Sunetric.
Cori Ching Weston has been appointed board chair for Maryknoll School. In this position, she will oversee the 20-member board, which is responsible for school leadership and governance, strategic planning, policy development and more. Weston also serves as senior vice president and manager of the Investment Services Group Compliance and Risk Management Department at Bank of Hawaii.
Joanne E. Hiramatsu has been appointed co-manager of Oceanit’s environmental engineering and planning section and is responsible for overseeing its daily operations. She has 28 years’ experience in planning.
Crystal Evans has been promoted to director of sales and marketing for The Waterfront at Aloha Tower Marketplace. Evans has been with the company for more than a year as sales manager and in other managerial and support capacities. In her new position, she will work to build a sales staff for the company and work closely with ownership to realize business expansion plans.
Jay M. K. Stone has been hired as co-manager of Oceanit’s environ-mental engineering and planning section and is responsible for overseeing its daily operations. Stone has 16 years’ experience in environmental engineering.
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