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Article: Cargo loading: air cargo association of Hawaii president Malou Portugal says the industry can do more to help Hawaii's businesses expand offshore.(road ahead)(Hawaii International Air Cargo Symposium)
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- Hawaii Business
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- December 1, 2004
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In the wake of 9/11, Hawaii's air-cargo companies feared that more stringent security measures would severely handicap their business. This year, the number of participants at October's Hawaii International Air Cargo Symposium doubled over the previous year--from 82 to 182--signaling an end to the malaise. Much of that increase in participation was due to the boundless energy exuded by Air Cargo Association of Hawaii president Malou Portugal. "I was like a bull in a china cabinet," she says, pushing her colleagues to anticipate their customers' business needs, and to include customers in discussions about the future of the industry. "I went to all the nonprofits, the ...
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