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Paul Richardson

Outrigger housekeepers are top-notch!By Paul Richardson

As Dr. Richard Kelley highlighted in last week’s Saturday Briefing, each September we set aside one week, this year Sept. 11-17, to honor andfocus our attentionon the professionalhousekeepers working at Outriggerproperties worldwide who maintain a clean,safe and healthy environment for us and all ofour guests each and every day.

I’m fairly new to Outrigger, having joined the company this June, but after working in hospitality for much of my career, I know housekeepers are the heart and soul of our industry. Housekeepers literally “rise and shine” every morning as they clean rooms and public areas, ensuring that all is perfect and ready for arriving guests from all over the world or for returning guests who have spent the day enjoying the destination.

In my brief time here, I’ve found the length of service of Outrigger housekeepers simply astounding. In fact, 20 years is not unusual! It’s far beyond the more typical industry experience of roughly two years. To me, that says much about the dedication of our housekeepers, not to mention their top-notch physical capabilities. What I have also noticed in our housekeepers is

SEPTEMBER 24, 2016

A MESSAGE FROM RICHARD R. KELLEY TO OUR OUTRIGGER ‘OHANA

Outrigger shares the aloha spirit at the 70th Aloha Festivals

By Kaipo Ho and Luana Maitland

Hawaiian culture is deeply infused into Outrigger’s corporate culture, and we’re pleased to help share and perpetuate the traditions of the islands through our hosts, at our hotels/resorts and at events. As such, we kicked off the 70th Annual Aloha Festivals celebrating Outrigger Day on Friday, Sept. 16. Outrigger Resorts was honored to welcome The Royal Court at several of our Outrigger branded and affiliated properties for picture taking with the public. Mahalo to Waikiki Beach Walk®, Embassy Suites by Hilton™ – Waikiki Beach Walk®, Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort, Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort and Holiday Inn® Resort Waikiki Beachcomber for warmly welcoming The Royal Court, a symbol of Hawaiian heritage passed down through generations of Hawaiians. Residents and visitors had a chance to meet the Aloha Festivals Royal Court and enjoy Outrigger Day at Waikiki Beach Walk®, featuring Hawaiian music and dance by Blaine Kia and Halau Ka Waikahe Lani Malie accompanied by the Kekaniwai Hawaiian Serenaders. The show concluded with Outrigger Hotels and Resorts’ executives and staff

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Outrigger hosts with the Aloha Festivals Royal Court at Waikiki Beach Walk® Housekeepers >> 10

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Employment opportunities If you are interested in the positions listed below and meet the qualifications, please go to Outrigger.com and click on Employment at the bottom of the page. We only accept online applications for the open positions from internal candidates. Hosts are required to inform their manager that they are applying for an internal posting. Application deadline for the following positions is Sept. 30, 2016.

Assistant Housekeeper (full-time)Two years housekeeping supervisory experience or hotel managerial experience or an equivalent combination of education training and/or experience preferred. Ability to read and understand various correspondence, reports and have knowledge of basic mathematical functions. Knowledge of Opera preferred. Must have excellent verbal and written communication skills. Must be flexible to work any day and shift.

Housekeeping I (full-time and part-time)Must be able to work well with others, follow instructions and communicate in English. The ability to work any day and shift is required. Experience in cleaning and servicing guest rooms preferred.

Guest Services Representative (part-time)A minimum of one year customer service required, with cash handling and hospitality industry experience preferred. Must have basic computer skills and ability to type 30 wpm. Must also be a team player with excellent communication skills and flexibility to work any day and shift.

Sales Assistant (full-time)Must have two years of administrative experience, experience in hotel operations, room reservations or sales administration preferred. Excellent written/verbal communication skills required. Must have excellent computer skills to include but not limited to Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook. Excellent mathematical skills to calculate costs, net rates and financial forecasting and budgeting required.

VOTE for Outrigger Hotels and ResortsBy Kathy FoleyOutrigger Hotels and Resorts (OHR) is in the running for the TravelMole Asia Pacific Awards

2016 for Best Hotel/Resort Website!

Please take a moment to vote for OHR by:

1. Clicking: http://www.travelmole.com/voting_apac.php?c=setreg&region=4&awardcat=4 (or copy and paste this link into yourWeb browser)

2. Click on the “Vote Here” button under our OHR logo3. That’s it! Thanks for voting!

Voting closes on Oct. 7, so cast your vote today.

The awards ceremony takes place at ITB Asia Thursday, Oct. 20, where 10,000 travel industry professionals, from 110 countries will attend.

Stay tuned for the results!

Happy birthdaySEPT 26: Marlene M. Espinda, Ledua Kalokalo, Nilo D. Madarang, Salome Ranamila Matasere, Sesenieli Naika, Phichet Sinprakan and Sefanaia Volau.

SEPT 27: Maria L.C. Almogela, Marcy Augustine, Geenasha Bahadoor, Nelson D. Bueno, Edward E. Case, Anne Marie Christiane Gafoor, Judy M.H. Lin, Parachan Masook, Muhamad Udin Purtally and Donny K. Salis.

SEPT 28: Zandro E. Bacaltos, Tavenisa Lewavavai Elborne, Makana M. Field, Ken Fukuyama, Jason S. Han, Kristin Kelly, Yin Ching C. Lam, Dennis T. Nakachi, Onanong Petcharat,Sigfredo C. Raquinio, Peni Ratumaibulu,Kalesi Rokotavo, Nyoman Sukanti, TadsaneeSukcharoen and John Taisipic.

SEPT 29: Sosima D. Cajudoy, Wing Keung Chan, Lauren K.M. Chuck, David N. Hasegawa Kevin K. Kamakaiwi Sr., Courtney K. Miyashiro, Lilikoi E. Hazelaar Naish, Dineswarsing Oochit, Moises Querimit, Sirawit Sanguannam and Sarah Yoshinobu.

SEPT 30: Amrish Ballgobind, Lavinia Lalanavanua Fullman, P. Leilani A. Lee-Lahue, Kevin H. Nakamichi, Genaro P. Natividad, Jacob R. Nohara, Autiko Qasevakatini, SundaravelanSadien, Valerie K.P. Tanaka and Ratu Luke Vasake.

OCT 1: Pisut Aiamaram, Jettson J.S. Hew, Lori N. Ishiyama, Man Chi Lau, Jone Sakeo Loco, Cherwin K. Meheula-Solomon, Kinijoji Muriwaqa, Aravindakshan Nair, Gay N. Shinbara, Khanittha Thawornsook, Sathaporn Tupet, Mei Qing Tan and Lethiea Von.

OCT 2: Marilyn R. Castillo, Philip R.O. Gagala, Teresita P. Moore, Jack M. Opelin, Apichat Promputju, Wainikiti Sadrata, Pakorn Tantayakorn, Jadine Michelle Untalan and Suxian Zhou.

Saturday Briefing is published by and for

hosts of Outrigger Enterprises Group (OEG)

Editor-In-Chief: RICHARD KELLEY Senior Editor: KATHY FOLEY

Supervising Editor: PILA HANSON Contributors: OEG HOSTS

Visit us online at: www.saturdaybriefing.outrigger.com

Submissions to Kathy Foley at kathysb@outrigger.com.

© 2016 Outrigger Hotels Hawaii An Equal Opportunity Employer

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OHANA Waikiki Malia by Outrigger® celebrates “National Payroll Week” By So’o Tana

September 4-10 was National Payroll Week and the OHANA Waikiki Malia by Outrigger® celebrated with our corporate payroll department. A heart-felt card was designed by our very own housekeeping department and presented by

representatives from our front office and maintenance departments with a box of cookies and big smiles delivered in appreciation for all they do for us throughout the year.

Many mahalos from your Malia ‘ohana.

Penned by Maintenance Manager Herb Fernandez Herbert Fernandez and So’o Tana deliver “some love” to Jane Inouye, Mia Kato and Sandy Kaleohano

Hotels Community Relationships (HCR) in Koh SamuiBy Sirikarn Aud-Nhunphan

The Outrigger Koh Samui Beach Resort joined the “Hotels Community Relationships” (HCR), a cooperation with Six Senses, Melati, Samujana and Prana in the Plaileam area to demonstrate our efforts toward

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). The objective is to build participation in the community in unity and fun. It was an incredible success and our participation made for a memorable event.

Outrigger Koh Samui Beach Resort hosts (in blue) in support of the community Community fun

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More accolades for Outrigger Fiji’s Bebe Spa SanctuaryBy Donna Parkin

The accolades continue to roll in for Outrigger Fiji Beach Resort’s beautiful Bebe Spa Sanctuary with a recent win in the Pevonia Awards International Best Spa Design category. In addition, Bebe therapist Shivanjani Lata was a finalist in the

Best Therapist of the Year category, a title she won at the Australasian Spa and Wellness Association Awards in 2014. Earlier in the year Bebe Spa was awarded a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence, listed by TripAdvisor as ‘The most captivating Fiji resort spa.’ Bebe Spa overlooks Outrigger Fiji Beach Resort from Vakalomalagi Hill with stunning views across a reef-fringed lagoon. It contains eight open-air treatment rooms, a Bure ni Loloma (House of Love) - wedding chapel and a post- and pre-treatment relaxation lounge and Kalokalo Bar that offers spectacular views of the best sunsets in the South Pacific.

Four of the treatment rooms contain luxurious sunken spa baths on balconies which overlook the reef, adding another level of luxury to treatments. Pronounced Behm-beh, Bebe is a Fijian word meaning butterfly. All treatments practiced at Bebe are based on giving guests a sense of renewal where upon leaving the sanctuary, guests feel the soothing effects of being transformed into a butterfly. Spa manager Praveena Dewan said that the spa menu focuses on uniting ancient Fijian therapies and beauty rituals with the world-renowned effectiveness of the luxury Pevonia product. “These awards recognise our traditionally designed spa which transcends through to the spa menu and the dedication of our highly trained team and their efforts to deliver the ultimate spa experience to our guests,” she said.

Resort manager Russell Blaik with Praveena Dewan (right of Russell) and the Bebe Spa team

Host announcementBy Paul Richardson

I am pleased to join human resources in congrat-ulating Niel Mason on his promotion to area general manager, effective Sept. 19, 2016, reporting to me. Niel continues to serve as general manager of the OHANA Waikiki East by Outrigger® and oversee the OHANA Waikiki Malia by Outrigger® and now adds oversight of the Holiday Inn Resort® Waikiki Beachcomber to his responsibilities. Niel was promoted to OHANA group manager in February of this year and prior was general manager of the OHANA Waikiki East by Outrigger®. Previously, he called Australia home and was general manager of the Outrigger Little Hastings Street Resort & Spa, Noosa; Outrigger Twin Towns Resort; and Outrigger Coolangatta Beach Resort. Niel has a Bachelor of Commerce majoring in hotel and food administration from the University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada. He is an active member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) and the Hawai‘i Lodging & Tourism Association and a committee member of Skål International Hawaii. He and his wife Alison moved to Hawai‘i in 2015 and have been enjoying all O‘ahu has to offer. Congratulations and best wishes for your continued success, Niel!

Niel Mason

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Outrigger Fiji Beach Resort standouts recognised By Donna Parkin

William Muller, Rusiate Matakisalia, Sanjalica Nair, Russell Blaik (resort manager), Vikash Chetty and

Akin Dutt. Not pictured: Tevola Vatunicoko

Six dedicated hosts were recognised at Outrigger Fiji Beach Resort’s (FOR) August Vuvale (family) Awards ceremony. Pastry Chef Muni Vikash Chetty has been named Manager of the Month for his efforts in ensuring all dietary requests are met and for going above and beyond the call of duty in the kitchen. Supervisor of the Month is Tevola Vatunicoko, a MeiMei supervisor who, in the absence of her manager, shows great leadership skills. Rusiate Matakisalia is Front of the House winner. A food and beverage attendant in the VNK restaurant, Rusiate is a quiet and efficient worker who is very focused on his duties. Groundsman Akin Dutt is Back of the House winner, thanks to his great productivity. Akin never passes a guest without greeting them with a heartfelt “Bula!”

Activities Attendant William Muller has been named the Here to Help winner for the enthusiasm he has injected into the activities team and his great Bula spirit. Sanjalica Nair is the How Can I Help winner. A human resources clerk, Sanjalica is highly organised, precise and well coordinated in her approach to her work.

Vinaka (thank you) team FOR.

Castaway Island, Fiji Resort — first to train in gender sensitivityBy Donna Parkin

Castaway Island, Fiji Resort in the Mamanuca Islands is the first corporate organisation in the country to participate in training by the Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre (FWCC) to help its key male workers understand the issues of gender, violence against women, human rights and the role of men in eliminating gender-based violence. Nine of the resort’s male workers, including the general manager and human resources manager, successfully completed a three-day male advocacy for women’s human rights training. The training was facilitated at the resort by FWCC Coordinator Shamima Ali and counsellor-advocate Lavenia Tuitabu.Castaway Island, Fiji Resort General Manager Steven Andrews said they were prompted to participate in the training after reading about the spate of cases involving violence against women over the past few months in Fiji.

“The training has greatly helped us to understand women better and also recognise our own roles as men in helping eliminate violence against women.”

Steven Andrews (front) with his team, FWCC Coordinator Shamima Ali (middle) and counsellor-advocate Lavenia Tuitabu (front)

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The men who underwent training will also play a lead role in their own villages and communities to promote the elimination of violence against women and girls. Shamima Ali said, “There’s a recognition that discrimination and violence against women has a huge impact on women’s productivity and none more so than in the hospitality industry, which projects an image of happiness through the ‘bula’ smile. However, many times for women, behind that smile is a

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Training session

host of ongoing violence, trauma and abuse.” She said that Castaway Island, Fiji Resort’s management and staff need to be commended for recognising the importance of this training. “When companies recognise the importance of understanding an issue such as violence against women, training workshops like this have more of an impact. Castaway has set an example for other tourism and corporate organisations.”

Outrigger Mauritius Beach Resort Our place. Our Planet. Our Responsibility.

By Sandra Mussard

Saturday 17th September 2016 Outrigger Mauritius Beach Resort hosts and guests joined with the community in a Clean Up the World event, one of the world’s largest and most successful community-led global environment campaigns, now celebrated in over 130 countries. Our beach-cleaning activity was an event for a cleaner, greener and safer Mauritius. The theme of this year’s Clean Up the World held 16th-18th September 2016, was “Our place. Our Planet. Our Responsibility.” Thus, this beach-cleaning day was geared toward raising awareness and encouraging global support for the safeguarding of our environment. It was also in line with our commitment to routinely hold OZONE activities. We are proud to do our part to protect Mother Earth.

Outrigger Mauritius Beach Resort guests and hosts help “Clean Up the World”

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The Royal Court with Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort hosts

The Royal Court at Waikiki Beach Walk®Cherwin Meheula-Solomon,

Luana Maitland and keiki hula dancer

Embassy Suites by Hilton™-Waikiki Beach Walk® hosts and The Royal Court

Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort GM Robert McConnell presents ho‘okupu

Clyde Min, Kaipo Ho, Luana Maitland and Dianne Vicheinrut

Kaipo Ho with cultural items on display

presenting ho‘okupu, or offerings, to the Court. Mahalo to Wyndham at Waikiki Beach Walk®, Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort, Embassy Suites by Hilton™-Waikiki Beach Walk®, Waikiki Beach Walk® and Hokulani Waikiki by Hilton Grand Vacations Club representatives for participating in the afternoon protocol. It was an honor to celebrate the royal pageantry, host culture and proud history of this place we call home with guests, visitors and hosts.

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O Ke Kai Series at the Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach ResortBy Luana Maitland

Friends of Hokule‘a & Hawai‘iloa (FHH) returned for their third O Ke Kai Series for 2016 and they invited the Pacific University football team to join them. Though the team had scheduled sessions going on throughout the day, some team members made their way to hear the history of Hawaiian canoe building and stories of Hokule‘a’s Worldwide Voyage. Also there representing the Polynesian Voyaging Society was one of Hokule‘a’s navigators, Keahi Omai, who sailed on the legs from Australia to Bali and from Mauritius to South Africa. Keahi couldn’t stop talking about how well he and the crew were taken care of by the hosts of Outrigger Mauritius Beach Resort. Fresh taro (root vegetable) and ulu (breadfruit) were introduced to our guests, as it was commonly seen aboard the voyaging canoe during her sail.

Save the date for the final O Ke Kai Series for 2016: Saturday, Nov. 12, 9 a.m. – noon.

Mahalo to the Friends of Hokule‘a & Hawaiiloa, Polynesian Voyaging Society, Lynn Cook and musician Kawika Kahiapo for a great day of sharing stories and music with our visitors, guests and hosts; and to Ho‘okuaaina for the poi (Polynesian staple), taro and ulu (below).

Pacific University team member, Navigator Keahi Omai, and FHH Jay Dowsett

Marylou Foley, FHH board member, shows guests Hokule‘a’s journey

Canoe lashing with Kekua from Kanehunamoku Voyaging Acadamy, the next generation voyagers

Page 9Kathy Hansberry with Jessie Carey (XTERRA) and hubby Carl

Outrigger shares aloha during XTERRA Championships in Utah!By Kathy Hansberry

The Snowbasin Resort in Ogden, Utah, hosted two championship events in one weekend. Ogden was transformed into XTERRA Title Town for the inaugural XTERRA Pan America Championship off-road triathlon on Saturday, Sept. 17, and the XTERRA Train Run National Championship on Sunday, Sept. 18, 2016. The two events brought in roughly 1,500 of the nation’s very best amateurs, professional triathletes and trail runners, along with their families, to Snowbasin Resort to battle for the title of XTERRA Champion. As the presenting sponsor, Outrigger Hotels and Resorts had prime visibility a giant inflatable Outrigger arch and activations at the opening festivities in downtown Ogden at the Ogden’s Amphitheater Park and at the finish line at Snowbasin Resort. The Outrigger hospitality pavilion at the finish line provided a place of comfort and warmth for spectators waiting for loved ones to cross the finish line. Outrigger’s Signature Experience was showcased with free hot coffee, cocoa and make-your-own “Kukui Kupee” (kukui bracelet). For your viewing pleasure, below are video highlights of both events. Also, as XTERRA has partnered with Amazon, these videos will be uploaded and offered through Amazon TV.

XTERRA Pan Am Championship TV Highlights:

Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/183171745YouTube: https://youtu.be/l-yAXwlhz5Y

XTERRA Trail Run National Highlights:

Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/183255496YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/

watch?v=CeQiEJXKuiE

Mark your calendars:

Oct. 22 XTERRA Kapalua Trail Run, Maui Kapalua Villas/Ritz Carlton grounds

Oct. 23 XTERRA World Championship, Maui Kapalua Villas/Ritz Carlton grounds

Dec. 4 XTERRA Trailrun World Championship, O‘ahu, Kualoa Ranch

Hope to see you there!

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Photo right: Sitting - Feng Zhen Chen, Agatha Kim, Hak Soon Song, Divina Garcia,

Amy Kim and Divina Tabayan

Standing - Sandy Wong, Ching Hung Chee, Esmeralda Ancheta, Jefhuney Pizarro,

Yeu Hing Shiu, Susanna Wong, Jun Ling Lu, Lai Chee Lum , Leilani Ambrocio,

Yuan Ni Lei Lin, Phung Kim Xiao, Glenda Gonzales, Efren Agustin, Philman

Martin, Mary Rose Tabion and Wai Choi Ho

OHANA Waikiki Malia by Outrigger® “pig-out”

genuineness – you see the pride and feel the love that they bring to every task, from warm greetings of aloha to the extra special touches that please particular guests, which they have a knack for remembering. That, I think, is an authentic expression of the aloha spirit, and it helps me understand why guests keep returning year after year. Laughter, fun and food seem to be hallmarks of the housekeeping department. I was privileged to attend some of the team luncheons held during the week and found the atmosphere delightful and the food fantastic. Thank you, housekeepers, for sharing your culture with me and for everything you do for Outrigger Resorts. You’ve earned my respect and admiration, and you are all top-notch in my book, just as you are in Dr. Kelley’s. Happy International Housekeepers Week!

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Outrigger Laguna Phuket Beach Resort photos:

Top left: Housekeeping team committed to learning and sharing from one another

Right: Pranom Sohaying and Khwanrudee Thanomklai

Middle left: Learning and sharing

Middle right and above: Folding towel presentation conducted by Pornjit Petnak, Rungrawan Lukbua, Pranom Sohaying and Khwanrudee Thanomklai

Above left: Making extra beds competition with Anek Tongdang and Tanya Butphon

Outrigger Koh Samui Beach Resort:

Left: Hosts enjoy their first International Housekeepers Week celebration with fun activities and delicious food!

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Gina San Nicolas, catering sales manager, and Edwin Torres, director of food and beverage, dancing the Gan-Nam

Dancing while waiting to be served up some good food

Excited to be served breakfast by the food and beverage team

All smiles after cashing in

Happy International Housekeepers Week!

Outrigger Guam Beach Resort hosts redeem play money for prizes

Kiahuna Plantation Resort Kauai by Outrigger® housekeeping hosts Julia Tambio, Agnes Noraida and Noraida Marvil

Prize table

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Josie Corpuz, Noraida Marvil, Agnes Langundino, Elena Souza, Mylyn DelaCruz, Gundaway Tabablan,

Julia Tambio, Nova Genonimo, Jasmin Tanicala and Lorna Subia

Front: Julia Tambio, Mylyn DelaCruz, Josie Corpuz, Eugenia Pasion, and Jasmin Tanicala. Back: Lorna Subia, Lapule Valente, PeeJ Domingcil, Thomas Apilado, Yoly Ingniero, Adonis Lagoc, Eduardo Cadavona,

Editha Udarbe, Liza Ramos and Donna King.

Adonis Lagoc, Mylyn Dela Cruz, Liza Ramos, Nova Geronimo, Julia Tambio, Equgenia Pasion, Melanie Soriano,

Yoly Ingeniero, Editha Udarbe, Lorna Subia and Josie Corpuz

Elena Souza and Mylyn DelaCruz

OHANA Waikiki East by Outrigger® - Back: Wai Heng Leong, Rosita Rosete, Niel Mason, Ella Au, Barry Wallace, Huan Kai Lei, Xing Xian Huang and Ruthann Yamanaka. Front: Jossie Paragas, Elvie Amor,

Joselyn Valenzuela, Shu Qin Feng and Fei Poon.

Back: Niel Mason, Ella Au, Llezle Peralta Barry Wallace, Leonila Francisco, Agripain Agyapas and Ruthann Yamanaka

Front: Revinia Cabbab, Emilia Mangaong, Clara Han, Milagros Javier, Shu Qin Feng, Fei Poon Marylene Lagasca and Francisca Lim

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Back: Barry Wallace, Niel Mason,Fang Ha He, Mei Lin Ma, Jessica Hua, Ann Pang, Ruthann Yamanaka, Hui Xuan Cai and Shao Qun LiangFront: Yeu Wah Kwan, My Be Ho, Jennie Troung, Ann Pang, Rosita

Rosete, Leonila Francisco, Elvie Amor, Jie Li Li, Xi Li Liu, Guo Xia

Back: Joyce Su, Ruthann Yamanaka, Niel Mason, Ella Au, Barry Wallace, Xi Li Liu, Jie Zhen Li

Front: Rosita Rosete, Shu Wen Chen, Jie LiLi, Annie Liang, Heng Lan Kong, Lai Hung Wong

Let the games being!

Back: Mei Qing Tan, Xin Jiang Zhou, Niel Mason, Ella Au, and Ruthann Yamanaka

Front: Ferdinand Obille, Philip Wong, Primo Agasid, Chul Soo Choi, Benjamim Maniego and Jian Guo Xu

Qun Hao Huang, Nena Liang, Li Yuan Huang, David Carey, Feng Ping Lau and Jie Li Liang

Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach housekeeping hosts: Ben Sumibicay, Dr. Chuck Kelley and Alan White. Front: John Diaz, Renato Garingo,

Edmund Villanueva, Roland Andres and Deolito Ballares

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Food aplenty! Big smiles and happy tummies for Thelma Fernandez, Lourdes Queen, Lilia Arca and Dena Domingsil!

Holiday Inn® Resort Waikiki Beachcomber housekeeping team

Talent abounds at Hokulani Waikiki By Hilton Grand Vacations Club

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Hokulani Waikiki By Hilton Grand Vacations Club housekeeping hosts enjoy the well-deserved attention

2016 WELLNESS FAIROHANA WAIKIKI EAST BY OUTRIGGER®LOBBY CONFERENCE RMTUES, SEPT 2710 am - 2 pm

DOCTORS ON CALL. glucose screening

FOODLAND. cholesterol & flu shots

HAWAII CENTRAL FEDERAL CREDIT UNION.

HDS. dental health

HMSA HEALTHWAYS.

KAISER.

KAPI‘OLANI WOMEN’S HEALTH CENTER. massage

VSP. eye health

UTRIGGER

OUTRIGGER REEF WAIKIKI BEACH RESORTDIAMOND HEAD TERRACEWED, SEPT 2810 am - 2 pm

FOR THE HEALTH OF IT!FOR THE HEALTH OF IT!FOR THE HEALTH OF IT!FOR THE HEALTH OF IT!

Royal Kahana Maui by Outrigger® housekeeping hosts: Merlita Andres, Teresa Baldonado, Lourdes Bautista, Zenaida Mangiduyos, Violeta Carnate, Jenny Rabe,

Irenia Baybayan and Sosima Cajudoy

Outrigger 2016 Wellness FairBy the LivingWell Committee

Join us at the 2016 Wellness Fair for FREE screenings, flu shot and information “For the Health of It!”