David Osborne has joined Hawaiian Airlines as senior vice president - chief information officer. He previously worked as managing director and chief information officer for the investment companies at the Bank of New York.

Charles Willson has joined Helber Hastert and Fee Planners as a senior planner. He previously worked as a planner and analyst with ECM.

Doug De La Fontaine has joined Finance Insurance as an agent. De La Fontaine will be responsible for assisting customers with a wide range of transactions.

Tsutomu “Tuts” Oi has joined Finance Insurance as an agent. Oi will be responsible for strategizing and executing financial guides to address client concerns.

Amy Honda has been promoted to vice president from assistant vice president for the Bank of Hawaii’s Hawaii Island Commercial Banking Center. She joined the firm in 1993 as an intern in deposit management.

Mary Sellers has been promoted to vice chair and chief risk officer for Bank of Hawaii. She previously served the firm as the executive vice president and director of risk management and wholesale credit.

Lance J. Iwasaki was promoted to vice president from assistant vice president for Bank of Hawaii in the Leeward Business Banking Center. Iwasaki joined the company in 1995 as a management trainee.

Cheryl M. Kim was promoted from assistant vice president for the Kailua branch of Bank of Hawaii to vice president. She joined the firm in 1990 as ATM supervisor for electronic banking.

Ronald E. Mui has been promoted to vice president from assistant vice president in the treasury division for Bank of Hawaii. He joined the company in 2001 as segment finance officer for management reporting. He continues his role as portfolio manager, which includes investment strategy development, market valuation assessment, and trade execution.

Earl K. Inouye has been appointed vice president and controller of the controller’s division of First Hawaiian Bank. Inouye’s past employment experience includes serving as a controller for Hawaii Pacific Health and Liberty Bank.