Ignite Honolulu

Ignite Honolulu 4

Ignite Honolulu #4 is now over! Thank you to all the amazing speakers. We hope all of you who attended had an enjoyable evening and learned something new! – Ignite Honolulu 4 caters towards education, technology, and design to close the two week Lab School program at Punahou School. Join us for a series of [...]
Ignite Honolulu 3 @ Unconferenz

Ignite Honolulu 3 is now over. Thank you to the Unconferenz for making us a part of your successful event! The Unconferenz mantra is to Invent : Inspire : Innovate. It’s a grassroots Technology/Internet gathering of individuals across the community to foster sharing and interaction amongst its participants. The Unconferenz is really what you make it. Feel free to [...]
Ignite Honolulu 2

Ignite Honolulu 2 is now over. Thank you to TechHui for making us a part of your successful event! Ignite Honolulu 2 has been requested for the 2011 TechHui Conference! Ignite is an event that is done all across the globe, and the first Ignite Honolulu was this past August 2011. If you are unfamiliar [...]
ThinkTech’s Take on Ignite Honolulu 1

Ignite – a new phenomenon springs up on Kamani Street by Jay Fidell I wasn’t sure it was going to be interesting, but I thought I’d go down there because I told them I’d be there tape it. I was prepared to leave, but five minutes after it started I knew it was going to [...]
Photo Album: Ignite Honolulu 1

Special thanks to Ryan Ozawa and Burt Lum for sharing these photos from the inaugural Ignite Honolulu show!
Thank you for coming!

Hawaii’s first Ignite show is over! Thanks for all the positive feedback and interest for the next Ignite Honolulu. This is just the beginning! Now that we got the ball rolling, lets keep it coming! Please take home with you the experience you had, and continue to celebrate our eight amazing speakers. If you were [...]
Hawaii’s First Ignite Event!

Ignite Honolulu is here! Welcome to Ignite Honolulu’s blog. Here you will find stories and updates revolving around Ignite presentations in Hawai‘i. The idea of starting Ignite Honolulu came about when a group of designers and developers realized there was a lack of communication between their two circles on the island. The dialog between developers [...]
How it Works

This is how Ignite works… Ignite is an event in over 100 cities worldwide where individuals share their personal and professional passions. Presenters are limited to five minutes and 20 slides that auto-advance every 15 seconds. The idea is to enlighten us, but keep it short. There isnt much more to it than that, you [...]
The Venue

Hosting Ignite Honolulu’s first show is The Box Jelly @ fishcake, Hawaii’s first coworking space. fishcake, is a contemporary furniture store with the ambiance of a high end gallery. The Box Jelly is set up so that the independent individual has a better place to work and meet potential clients. Its a new time for [...]

Ignite Honolulu 4

Ignite Honolulu #4 is now over! Thank you to all the amazing speakers. We hope all of you who attended had an enjoyable evening and learned something new! – Ignite Honolulu 4 caters towards education, technology, and design to close the two week Lab School program at Punahou School. Join us for a series of [...]

Ignite Honolulu 3 @ Unconferenz

Ignite Honolulu 3 is now over. Thank you to the Unconferenz for making us a part of your successful event! The Unconferenz mantra is to Invent : Inspire : Innovate. It’s a grassroots Technology/Internet gathering of individuals across the community to foster sharing and interaction amongst its participants. The Unconferenz is really what you make it. Feel free to [...]

Ignite Honolulu 2

Ignite Honolulu 2 is now over. Thank you to TechHui for making us a part of your successful event! Ignite Honolulu 2 has been requested for the 2011 TechHui Conference! Ignite is an event that is done all across the globe, and the first Ignite Honolulu was this past August 2011. If you are unfamiliar [...]

ThinkTech’s Take on Ignite Honolulu 1

Ignite – a new phenomenon springs up on Kamani Street by Jay Fidell I wasn’t sure it was going to be interesting, but I thought I’d go down there because I told them I’d be there tape it. I was prepared to leave, but five minutes after it started I knew it was going to [...]