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        1. Kamana'opono Crabbe, the CEO of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, announced Wednesday that he will step down at the end of June.
        2. The OHA trustees and Dr. Kamana'opono Crabbe, OHA Chief Executive Officer/Ka Pouhana, came to a mutual understanding that his last official day as OHA CEO will.
        3. Mahalo for contacting OHA's Pouhana, Kamana'opono Crabbe and his staff regarding your request.
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          5. The OHA trustees and Dr. Kamana'opono Crabbe, OHA Chief Executive Officer/Ka Pouhana, came to a mutual understanding that his last official day as OHA CEO will..

          screen grab from the OHA livestream of the emotional Board meeting held today on Oʻahu

          (BIVN) – Starting on July 1, Dr.

          Kamana‘opono Crabbe will no longer be the Chief Executive Officer / Ka Pouhana for the Office of Hawaiian Affairs.

          The OHA trustees and Dr. Crabbe “came to a mutual understanding that his last official day as OHA CEO will be June 30, 2019, the day his contract expires,” an OHA news release stated.

          “I want to take this opportunity to extend a warm and heart-felt mahalo to Dr.

          Kamana‘opono Crabbe for his leadership and commitment to serving our people and the mission of the agency since becoming the Chief Executive Officer of OHA in 2012,” said OHA Chair Colette Machado. “During his tenure, he has had many notable achievements, including further instilling Hawaiian culture into the operations of the office, and strengthening OHA’s relationships with the community and our partner organizations, while providing steady guidance