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B EST O F S M A L L B U S I N ESS AWA R DSEach year Hawaii Business magazine partners with the SBA to present the Small Business Awards Luncheon. This is the state’s largest small business recognition program. The pool of honorees are nominated by their banks and lenders for the SBA Awards. In addition, Hawaii Business awards five winners of the SmallBiz Editor’s Choice Awards.
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July 25, 2019
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TO P 1 0 0 I N R E A L ESTAT E G A L AHawaii Business’ Top 100 in Real Estate program is the only objective recognition of the highest performing agents in the state. The gala recognizes these accomplished individuals for their unmatched success in the real estate industry.
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