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Small Business Hawaii Entrepreneurial Education Foundation, a 501-c-3, was founded in 2007 by Sam Slom, president of the well-known, 35-year-old small business advocacy group, Smart Business Hawaii.

SBH Foundation looks for ways to ensure that Hawaii’s youth have the opportunity to learn about benefits of the free market and entrepreneurship through mentorships, training, internships and other opportunities. Building bridges between the academic and business worlds through partnerships in an effort to improve the quality of education in Hawaii is one focus of the SBH Foundation.

This transparency web site offers parents and students information on the Hawaii public school system, partnerships with business owners and public school administrators so they have a resource to help one another; free market and educational events, as well as books, other publications and workshops. The annual May Hawaii Business All Stars Event, sponsored by SBH Foundation, acknowledges business leaders and outstanding students. Advertisement