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Chason Ishii
HHL Holdings Inc. (HHL), parent company to Honolulu HomeLoans Inc., today announced it has hired Chason Ishii, R, CRB, GRI, as the company's new President. In this capacity, Ishii will lead the expansion of HHL's product base as it expands its services and offerings to complement the successful Honolulu HomeLoans, Hawaii’s premier mortgage banker.
"We are proud to have Chason join the HHL team,” said Tom Zimmerman, HHL Holdings Inc. CEO. “His broad executive experience and knowledge will provide huge benefits as we develop and diversify our product offerings here in Hawaii."
After successfully leading Coldwell Banker Pacific Properties, Hawaii's largest real estate firm as President since 2007, Ishii is looking forward to the new opportunity.
"I am very excited about joining this professional, local company with an outstanding reputation and leading the strategic diversification initiatives," Ishii said.
Prior to his time with Coldwell Banker Pacific Properties, Ishii was a member of the executive team at Servco Pacific Inc. Ishii is an active community leader devoting a large portion of his time to various service organizations. He serves on the Executive Committee for HUGS, is a Trustee for the The Public Schools of Hawaii Foundation and serves on the Board of Directors for the HiCentral MLS. Ishii is also a member of the Hawaii Business Roundtable and World Presidents' Organization.
HHL Holdings, Inc. is the parent company of Honolulu HomeLoans, Inc., NMLS #314918, Hawaii's largest locally owned mortgage banker. The firm provides residential loans and refinancing of existing mortgages directly to consumers and currently services more than $900 million in Hawaii-based mortgage loans.
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