Congratulations to Oceanit’s COO, Jan Sullivan, who was selected as an honoree for this year’s Pacific Business News (PBN) Women Who Mean Business.
Jan Naoe Sullivan is amongst the 32 honorees from diverse backgrounds across the Hawaiian Islands who make up this year’s Women Who Mean Business. This year’s honorees are the 24th annual Women Who Mean Business, or WWMB, class. PBN’s 2022 WWMB awards ceremony will recognize the strides being made by some of the most influential women in Hawaii’s business community, covering industries from health care and technology, to finance, education and tourism.
Jan has served as Oceanit’s Chief Operating Officer since 2000, leveraging her extensive business acumen in support of Oceanit’s mission to grow jobs in the tech industry and further the diversification of Hawaiʻi’s economy.
Prior to Oceanit, Jan served as Chief Planning Officer & Director for the City & County of Honolulu, where she oversaw and managed the consolidation of three separate departments into a single department, in what was the largest reorganization in the City & County’s history. Jan also managed the department and oversaw the launch of the state’s first electronic permit tracking system. She received her B.A. from the University of Colorado, and her Juris Doctor (J.D.) from the University of Hawaii William S. Richardson School of Law.
PBN will also honor the career achievements of Susan Murray, senior vice president and chief operating officer of Queen’s Medical Center – West Oahu. The WWMB event will be held on Thursday, March 31st at 5:30pm at The Royal Hawaiian resort in Waikiki. To learn more about the honorees and to register for tickets, please click here.
