Sarbanes-Oxley affects Hawaii nonprofits big time

November 25th, 2007

Sarbanes-Oxley affects Hawaii nonprofits big time

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Sarbanes-Oxley affects Hawaii nonprofits big time
As CEO of the University of Hawaii Foundation, one of the largest nonprofit organizations in Hawaii, Donna Vuchinich gets to rub shoulders with high-powered venture capitalists, real estate tycoons and other well-to-do donors. However, it’s not all about cultivating the rich and famous. In addition to poring over spreadsheets and communicating with her large board of trustees, Vuchinich is helping to oversee the Centennial campaign, the largest fund drive in the foundation’s history.

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