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Keoni Fox, Secretary/Treasurer (Kahua Olohu Committee Chair) 48-472 Kamehameha Highway, Kaneohe, HI 9,744 Phone: 8o8-351-6279 Email: (;L ...w iCa haw a 1. r i L.. � Lg ni iL - For the past 18 years, Keoni has owned and operated his own consulting business in which be has provided site acquisition and project management services for the telecommunications industry, specializing in the development and management of wireless facilities. He also manages a small family farm in Waikane, Oahu producing local, free range poultry and eggs. Keoni attended the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania, graduating with a Bachelors of Economics with a concentration in Marketing and Environmental Management. An avid hiker and native Hawaiian plant enthusiast, Keoni is also a board member of the Ala Kabakai Trail Association representing Ka'u District. As a cultural practitioner with ancestral ties to Naalehu, Keoni is a strong advocate for the protection of cultural and natural resources in Ka'u. He actively participates in community efforts aimed at preserving the Ka'u coastline and its treasured wahipana. Keoni currently manages stewardship of Kukuianiani Heiau which was formally adopted by the Koolaupoko Hawaiian Civic Club through the City and County of Honolulu, Department of Parks & Recreation, Adopt a Park Program. Lehua Lopez -Mau, Director P.O. Box 154, Na'alehu, HI 96772 Phone: 8o8-315-6888 Email: 8.8h&e @bgal,�Ll.cojrn Former President and Founder Lehua Lopez -Mau, a native Hawaiian/Chinese/Puerto Rican born and raised in Honolulu, is a professional nonprofit consultant and has more than 40 years of experience with nonprofits in Hawai'i working for Hawaiian cultural, environmental, and health care nonprofits on 0'ahu, Kaua'i, Moloka'i, Lana' i, and Hawai'i Island. With a Master's degree in cultural anthropology (specializing in Hawai'i Island cultural knowledge and folklore) she also has experience working with planners and researchers for many nonprofit land and cultural issues over the past 35 years. She is also adept at organizing and managing the research, writing, and publishing of reports, booklets, and other documents. She led and managed all of Ho'omalu's projects until she left, in July/20x7, to pursue other native endeavors in New Mexico. W