WAILUKU, MAUI – On September 23, 2020 Maui Hotel & Lodging Association (MHLA) announced their 2020-2021 Board of Directors during part one of two webinars held as their modified annual meeting.
The kick-off for the meeting began with a lengthy discussion about the October 15 reopening date
with none other than Lieutenant Governor Josh Green, who spoke for 45 minutes despite recovering
from COVID-19 himself after testing positive for it two weeks ago.
“Much mahalo to the LG for the first-hand information that he provided to our members today,” said
MHLA Executive Director Rod Antone. “One of the benefits of being a member of the MHLA is the
communication we have established with our elected leaders and local community. Having the
Lieutenant Governor Green explain the reopening plan and answering questions himself has our
members more confident in the state’s plan and how it will be executed.”
“The MHLA stands ready to do our part to make re-opening work. We all need to do our part, from
the visitor industry, to government, to each member of our community.”
Following the Lieutenant Governor’s portion of the meeting, the MHLA board members for the
association were inducted online. The MHLA board is made up of representatives of the
accommodations industry and the allied business members who work with them.
The 2020-2021 Board members are:
The Maui Hotel & Lodging Association is a nonprofit organization founded in 1987 to advocate for the Visitor Industry. The organization also provides educational opportunities and scholarships and gives back to the community via the annual Visitor Industry Charity Walk, Excellence in Education Golf Tournament and Na Kupuna Dinner.
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