Leaders Rooted in This Community

Eric Schwartz is a retired entrepreneur with over 45 years of experience across the retail, finance, recycling, and real estate industries. For more than 25 years, he has dedicated his professional skills to nonprofit work, specifically advancing education as a fundamental civil right. He has spent much of the last 15 years in Hawaii focusing on these philanthropic efforts. As a Director, he is deeply committed to the KCCF mission, utilizing his extensive business background to foster economic opportunities.

Clark Winslow began his career on Wall Street before founding Winslow Capital Management to provide high-level financial services for his clients. Upon moving to the Big Island, he brought this same philosophy of excellence to his philanthropic work. He is a primary visionary behind the creation of the Kohala Coast Community Fund. His dedication to the KCCF mission is centered on training the younger generation to acquire the skills necessary for better jobs and long-term success.

Craig Anderson is the Vice President of Operations for Mauna Kea Resort, overseeing a portfolio that includes the Mauna Kea Beach Hotel and The Westin Hapuna Beach Resort. With over 40 years of hospitality experience, he leads major sustainability and agricultural initiatives that connect local growers with industry leaders. He serves as the Treasurer of KCCF and is a board member of ClimbHI, supporting opportunities for Hawaiʻi's youth.

Caroline Landry is a former chip-design engineer at NVIDIA who now applies her technical background to community efforts on Hawaiʻi Island. She serves on the boards of Vibrant Hawaii, Prince Dance Company, and the ALS Network. Her professional experience has convinced her that access to skills development is the key to financial stability and personal confidence. She is committed to the KCCF mission by working to create promising pathways and meaningful work opportunities for local youth.

Joyce Muktarian spent her career working with local youth and families to support healthier outcomes. After retiring, she continued her community service through West Hawaii Mediation, addressing the persistent struggles of both young people and elders. These professional experiences gave her a direct understanding of the economic challenges facing the community. A Director who was involved in the organization's inception, she remains firmly dedicated to advancing the mission of KCCF.

Harvey Stone is the Executive Director of the Kohala Coast Community Fund. In addition to managing the Fund, he leverages his broad network of relationships on the island to assist the board in identifying organizations worthy of funding support. A dedicated community leader, he has spearheaded major efforts promoting Sustainability, Climate, Equity, and Resilience, and provides strategic guidance to innovative organizations across sectors including renewable energy, agriculture, workforce housing, and waste management.