Committees

The following committees keep the HCIC moving forward into the new millennium by organizing the multitude of HCIC functions, expanding the benefits offered to HCIC members, and working tirelessly to fulfill the HCIC’s mission. If you are interested in working on one of the below committees, please email the Chair for more info.

Executive Committee

Comprised of key HCIC officers, the Executive Committee provides direction and oversight over HCIC operations, and makes recommendations to the Board regarding operating policy and key financial decisions.

Chair: Fay Okamoto

Education Committee

Plans educational events open to HCIC membership, risk management and risk financing professionals including the HCIC Educational Forums. The Education Committee also ensures that HCIC programs qualify as continuing education credits for certain professional designations or insurance licensing requirements.

Chair: Jill Miura

Legislative Committee

Informs the HCIC Executive Committee and Board of key Federal and State of Hawaii legislation and other regulatory matters affecting captives and Hawaii as a captive insurance domicile.

Chair: Gerald Yoshida

US & Japan Marketing Committee

Promotes Hawaii as a captive domicile and understanding of the captive concept throughout the Pacific Rim. The Committee acts as HCIC’s media liaison, promoting Hawaii through the production of marketing materials and quarterly newsletters, and organizing Hawaii’s presence at RIMS and at other industry related seminars on the mainland US and in Asia. Meeting Schedule

Chair: Paul Shimomoto

Membership Committee

Continuously seeks to enhance benefits provided to HCIC’s members, such as the popular HCIC “Aloha Card.” The Committee also develops HCIC’s membership categories and dues structure, and organizes annual membership drives to attract new HCIC members.

Chair: Danel Licari and Edward Haik

Website Committee

Responsible for updating and maintaining hawaiicaptives.com, to provide the most current and relevant information regarding Hawaii captives.

Chair: Ward Ching