Please join the staff, board of directors, and other members at the JCCH Annual Membership Meeting. This year's event will also feature a special panel discussion with local community members.
- Chair of the Board's address and introduction of board members
- Results and activities of FY2025 and new initiatives for the upcoming year
- Special panel discussion with Ann Teranishi, President and Chief Executive Officer of American Savings Bank, and Logan Narikawa, President of JACL Honolulu Chapter.
The panelists will discuss cultural values and representation within the current landscape. The discussion will be moderated by Mariko Miho. Continental breakfast and complimentary JCCH parking validation will be available for in-person attendees.
About Our Panelists
Ann Teranishi
President and Chief Executive Officer
Ann Teranishi is president and CEO of American Savings Bank (ASB) and a member of the ASB Board of Directors.
Ann has been at ASB since 2007. Among her various positions, Ann was responsible for developing an enterprise-wide compliance program, leading the retail credit team to best-in-class fulfillment times for consumer loans, and heading strategic initiatives to enhance customer service quality.
Ann has received awards from Hawaii Business Magazine, Pacific Business News, Girl Scouts of Hawaii, and YWCA. She is an Omidyar Fellow and serves on various boards including Hawaiʻi Executive Collaborative, U.S.-Japan Council, and Catholic Charities of Hawaiʻi Board of Advisors. She is a trustee for Punahou School and member of the Hawaii Business Roundtable and Hawaii Bankers Association Executive Committee.
Ann holds a bachelor's in international relations and economics from Claremont McKenna College and a juris doctorate from the University of California, Hastings College of the Law. She is a graduate of the Pacific Coast Banking School at the University of Washington's Graduate School of Business and the Stanford Graduate School of Business Emerging COO program.
Logan Narikawa
President of JACL Honolulu Chapter
With his family tracing their ancestral roots to the Japanese archipelago, Logan Narikawa is honored to be able to call Hawai’i his current Oceanic home. Logan holds a Masters in Theological Studies from Harvard Divinity School and a Ph. D. from the American Studies department at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. His current work considers the relationships that have historically existed and might be achieved between the Japanese and Hawaiian communities in Hawaiʻi.This sort of new father and husband is convinced that we must act with audacious courage in order to deliver a more hopeful, compassionate and healthy world to our children.
Registration is required by Friday, September 5, 2025, to attend the in-person meeting. Active JCCH members were emailed the registration link on August 12, 2025. Please email [email protected] to receive the RSVP link. All attendees must be active JCCH members. You may sign up or renew your membership at bit.ly/jcchmember.