Demaney Kihe

Demaney Kihe has a diverse work experience spanning both the banking industry and community involvement. Starting in 2003, Kihe worked at First Hawaiian Bank, where they held various positions including Vice President and Retail Regional Banking Manager and Vice President and Banking Center Manager. In 2017, Kihe joined Central Pacific Bank as Vice President & Senior Commercial Banking Officer. Alongside their banking career, Kihe has been actively involved in various community organizations, serving as a Board Member for Pacific Gateway Center, Hawaii Council of the Humanities, John A Burns School of Medicine Imi Ho'ola Post-Baccalaureate Program, Minami Community Foundation, and Liliha Palama Business Association. Additionally, Kihe has been a Member of the Pacific Air Command - Air Force Civilian Advisory Council, Kaneohe Christmas Parade, and Kaneohe Business Group. Their extensive experience demonstrates their commitment to both professional growth and community engagement.

Demaney Kihe's education history begins in 1994 when they attended Honolulu Community College. They pursued an Associate of Arts degree during their time at the college until 1995. Following this, Demaney Kihe enrolled at the University of Hawaii at Manoa in 1995 and completed a Dual Degree in Finance and Management, earning a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in 1997. Finally, in 2014, they attended Pacific Coast Banking School and obtained a Graduate-Level Degree in Bank Management & Leadership, completing their education in 2016.