I Volunteered For Hawaii’s Hardest Job

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John Komeiji went from a self-described C student who planned to be an auto mechanic to a 30-year trial lawyer, president of Hawaiian Telcom, general counsel at Kamehameha Schools, and now the first volunteer chair of the Mauna Kea Stewardship Oversight Authority — the toughest job of his life. Sitting down with Evan Leong, he traces the mentors who redirected his path (Uncle Keiji Kawakami, Wesley Park, Dr. Ma), the Rocky mindset that made him outwork everyone as a lifelong underdog, and the leadership regret he still carries from his early years. He also opens up about the deeply held feelings on every side of Mauna Kea, and why he believes Hawaii's future depends on people leaving their silos to build trust and respect. Watch now to hear how one "regular guy" keeps getting chosen for the hardest work — and what he's learned about bringing a divided community together.

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