Calvin Say

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Calvin K.Y. Say (born February 1, 1952 in Honolulu, Hawaii) is a politician of the United States. He currently serves as Speaker of the House in the Hawaii State House of Representatives of the Hawaii State Legislature.

Calvin Say (from the state page)

Born: February 1, 1952

Personal Married to wife Cora; children Geoffrey and Jared Education: St. Louis High School; University of Hawaii at Manoa, BEd

Business: President, Kotake Shokai, Ltd. Secretary, Tokyo Bento Nichiyo Politics: President, National Speaker's Conference; Executive Committee (1999-present) State Legislative Leaders Foundation Board of Directors (2003-present) Speaker of the House of Representatives (1999-present) Chairman, House Committee on Finance and Vice-Chairman, Legislative Management Committee (1993-1998) Vice-Chairman, House Committee on Finance and Vice-Chairman, Legislative Management Committee (1991-1992) Vice-Chairman, House Committee on Agriculture and Member, House Committee on Finance (1989-1990) Vice-Chairman, House Committee on Higher Education and Vice-Chairman, House Committee on Agriculture (1987-1988) Chairman, House Committee on Water, Land Use, Development and Hawaiian Affairs; and Vice-Chairman, House Committee on Education (1983-1986) Chairman, House Committee on Tourism (1981-1982) Chairman, House Committee on Culture and Arts (1977-1980) Elected to State House of Representatives, (1976)

Community Involvement: City Bank Board of Directors; Governor's Committee Commemorating the Chinese Bicentennial; Hong Kong Business Association; Kaimuki Professional and Business Association; Pacific Rim Foundation, Board of Directors; Palolo Community Council; Palolo Lions Club; Saint Louis Heights Community Association; Kaimuki Neighborhood Board #4; Diamond Head/Kapahulu/Saint Louis Heights Neighborhood Board #5; Palolo Neighborhood Board #6 Member of the Democratic party.