Bryan Luke
President & CEO
Hawaii National Bank
Bryan Luke is a Mentor Hawaii Cohort 10 mentor. Learn more about the program here.
About Bryan
Bryan Luke is the president and chief executive officer of Hawaii National Bank. He has more than two decades of experience in finance, previously serving as the bank’s chief operating officer and in roles at Standard & Poor’s and PricewaterhouseCoopers. Bryan serves on various local and national banking industry committees and boards, and is also involved in community boards such as the Hawaii Community Reinvestment Corporation; the Pacific and Asian Affairs Council; the Rehabilitation Hospital of the Pacific; and the Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii. He is chairing the Entrepreneurship Committee for the Chamber of Commerce Hawaii’s new 4Hawaii Campaign, which is working to strengthen Hawaii by focusing on the economy, environment, education and entrepreneurship.
Luke holds a bachelor’s degree from Amherst College in Massachusetts and an MBA from Harvard University’s Graduate School of Business.
Question and Answer with Bryan
What is your preferred communication style when mentoring (in-person, video conference, phone, informal check-ins, structured meetings, etc.)?
In-Person Meeting
Why do you want to become a mentor in this program?
great way to help others develop their careers and get to meet new and upcoming people in town.
What specific skills, knowledge or experience can you share with your mentee?
general management, strategy, etc.
What are your expectations for a mentor-mentee relationship?
Meet at least once a month, and hope to continue building a relationship after the program wraps.
How do you approach problem-solving and conflict resolution?
Depends.
How do you envision success for your mentee, and how will you measure it during the program?
as long as my mentee feels like they get some benefit from it, i’d be satisfied. direct feedback would be appreciated.
