Hokulani Sharp (she/her) is Native Hawaiian who grew up in the diaspora. A seasoned professional, Hoku brings experience in program, project, operations, and supply chain management. Her expertise spans event planning, logistics, procurement, continuous improvement, and stakeholder relations. She spent 7 years with Amazon, and served as the Global Vice President for the Indigenous at Amazon Employee Resource Group for three years. Hoku has recently transitioned to the public sector, and is currently a Senior Event Program Manager at Sourcewell. A first generation college graduate, Hoku holds an MBA from Judson University and a BS in Business Administration from Robert Morris University. She earned her Project Management Professional (PMP) certification in 2025. Hoku is a passionate advocate for Indigenous communities— championing initiatives that amplify Native voices in STEM and corporate spaces. Her leadership combines strategic thinking with cultural advocacy, fostering inclusive, people-centered solutions that make a lasting impact for future generations. She actively serves in her church community, is a member of the AISES Lake Eerie Professional Chapter, a Sequoyah Fellow, a member of the Corporate Advisory Council, and a board member for Decolonise All. Hoku currently resides in West Michigan with her husband Chris, and their son Asher Kekoa.