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Aloha & Happy New Year!
Yes, 2005 was indeed a great year for me too! And, recently, relocating to Kaua'i to be back where my island roots are in 2006 is even better. I had the good opportunity to read your book last year and was interested in connecting with you to share your message. Now that I'm on Kaua'i with the Chamber of Commerce, I believe I have that first opportunity. In a conversation with a member of the Board of Directors, we both came up with your name as a possible guest/keynote speaker for our first ever Small Business Conference hosted by the Kaua'i Chamber of Commerce (CoC). If at all possible, and you're available, please let me know if Thursday, April 13 is available/open for you to be the luncheon speaker. I truly believe in what you have stated in your book, and as a manager your words helped to reaffirm for me the principles by which I have tried to lead/inspire as a manager. We can 'talk story' more after I find out what your availability is like.
Mahalo and Aloha for your consideration, and, especially, for your good work.
Randy Francisco
Kaua'i Chamber of Commerce
Posted by: Randall Francisco | January 12, 2006 at 10:30 AM
Aloha Randy - great to meet you, welcome to the Ho'ohana Community! I am so glad you have discovered both blog and book, and can now ho'omau with us here.
Sorry for this delay in responding, for I have been on the road. I will call you Monday, for speaking about MWA is one of my very favorite things, and I do love visiting beautiful Kaua'i! Mahalo nui for the wonderful invitation; talk story with you soon.
(I'm sending you an email too.)
A hui hou, Rosa
Posted by: Rosa Say | January 15, 2006 at 11:15 AM