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Hawaii's Power Crisis and Solar Solutions with Ryno Irwin

This week on the Team Lally Real Estate Radio Show, we interview Ryno Irwin, Owner and CEO of  Hawaii Unified and Go Local Powur. Ryno dives deep into Hawaii’s ongoing power crisis, the Public Safety Power Shutoff program, rising electricity costs, and how solar energy can provide a path to energy security and independence. He also shares about their nonprofit, Makaha Learning Center, and the diverse services of Hawaii Unified.

We also have our Experts We Trust with their Tip of the Week. Duke Kimhan of HI Pacific Property Management explains the crucial role of parking in rental properties. Jodie Tanga from Pacific Rim Mortgage provides an economic update and a heartwarming story about helping a client save up to $600K. Bradley Maruyama from Allstate Insurance talks about the importance of having hurricane and flood insurance in Hawaii.


Who is Ryno Irwin?

Ryno moved to Maui at age 7 and lived there until high school. After time on the Mainland and returning to Maui for college, he settled in Oahu and launched a construction business in Makaha in 2006, starting his entrepreneurial journey. As the Owner and CEO of Hawaii Unified Industries and Go Local Powur, he is focused on growing the company and creating local jobs that support families. He is proud to serve as a steward of the company and its future.


Hawaii Unified is a dynamic Project Developer and EPC Contractor specializing in commercial, industrial, and small utility-scale solar and battery energy storage. Known for their innovative business model, strong ethical foundation, and a team of industry leaders, Hawaii Unified is reshaping the renewable energy landscape in Hawaii, bringing sustainable solutions and transforming perceptions of clean energy.


To reach Ryno, you may contact him in the following ways:

Phone: (808) 695-8004 | (808) 460-6975

Protect Yourself from Cyberattacks with Attila Seress

This week on the Team Lally Real Estate Radio Show, we interview Attila Seress of Cypac Deep Cybersecurity. Attila explains how cyberattacks are happening all around us, focusing on local risks and how these attacks work. He provides tips on how to avoid becoming a victim, emphasizes the importance of social engineering and cyber hygiene, and shares key insights to protect yourself in today's digital world.


We also have our Experts We Trust with their Tip of the Week. We hear from Jake Kissack of Go Local Powur on how federal tax incentives are making solar energy more affordable and why now is the best time to own solar. Bradley Maruyama of Allstate Insurance explains the importance of keeping your home insurance up to date as your home changes to ensure proper coverage.


Who is Attila Seress?

Attila is the founder and CEO of Cypac Deep Cybersecurity, an expert in IT and business strategy committed to helping companies stay secure. His inspiration to protect others stems from his grandparents' escape from Hungary in 1956. You may have seen him on PBS Hawaii, KITV, KHON, and Hawaii News Now, where he shares his expertise. He continues to support clients across the islands with strategic plans to stay competitive in a changing economy.

Cypac Deep Cybersecurity is Hawaii's leading cybersecurity specialist, dedicated to protecting organizations from cyber threats with tailor-made solutions for all industries. Their mission is to enable businesses to focus on growth and serving clients, while Cypac ensures their digital security. They serve top industries such as energy and petroleum, construction and engineering, financial services, and automotive sectors.


To reach Attila, you may contact him in the following ways:

Phone: (808) 861-9595

Helping Hawaii's Families in Need with Michael Wong

This week on the Team Lally Real Estate Radio Show, we interview Michael Wong of the Laulima Giving Program. Michael discusses how his organization provides vital assistance to those in need and who don't qualify for government help. He shares how they adopt families, highlights a recent success story, and provides details on their upcoming events. We also learn how we can support their efforts and make a real difference in the lives of struggling families.


We also have our Experts We Trust with their Tip of the Week. Duke Kimhan of Hawaii Pacific Property Management, explains why hiring a property manager is essential for investment property owners. He covers the importance of having an on-island representative and how a skilled property manager can make your life easier, protect your investment, and maximize its value. Dan Polimino from the Big Island shares a personal reflection on his recent trip with his son. He talks about the importance of being present and living in the moment, especially in our fast-paced lives. As a realtor, he also touches on managing the stress of helping clients with their real estate needs and why now is still a great time to buy a home.


Who is Michael Wong?

Michael was born in  Kona and raised on Oahu. He has had a diverse career as an educator, coach, and advertising professional before joining the Laulima Giving Program.

The Laulima Giving Program is a community initiative by Keiki O Ka Aina Family Learning Centers. Through events like Back2School drives, Adopt a Family campaigns, and the Laulima Telethon with KHON2, they help support keiki, kupuna, and families in need across Hawaii. The essence of Laulima is to bring together many hands to lighten a heavy load. Their  mission depends on the kindness and generosity of companies and individuals in the community.


To reach Michael, you may contact him in the following ways:

Phone: (808) 221-5281
Email: Michael.wong@KOKA.org