Our Team
Davis K. Yogi
With over 40 years of senior-level leadership across both the public and private sectors, the focus is on building organizational alignment through people-centered, principled decision making. The approach is deeply rooted in the transformative teachings of Jim Bagnola and leadership principles of Patrick Lencioni.
Core Expertise:
Strategic Government Leadership: Over 20 years with the Department of Transportation, serving as Airports and Harbors Administrator.
Public Administration: Former Cabinet-level Chief Negotiator and Director of Human Resources Development.
Private Sector Operations: VP of Environmental Operations and Government Affairs at C. Brewer & Company and Brewer Environmental Industries.
Labor Relations: A decade of experience in building trust and durable partnerships through collective bargaining and grievance resolution.
Leading an organization is through fostering a culture of accountability and cohesion.
Managing Member
Dayna A. K. Yogi
In collaboration with Lifeworks HI, a leadership and strategic planning firm to organizations with people resource of GENX/Zs and Millennials, MooringPoint-Hawaii and Lifeworks offers a combination of institutional knowledge and people resource services to address the diverse needs from Gen Zs, Boomers and Millennials.
Dayna brings experience as a Senior Project Manager with Avalon Development Corporation, and experience with YELP and ADP human resources software.
Team Partner
Debra A Kagawa-Yogi has been practicing law for more than 30 years. Her training and experience includes working as a Personnel Management Specialist for the County of Kauai, Department of Personnel; Deputy Corporation Counsel with the City and County of Honolulu; attorney with the Law Offices of Michael Jay Green; Union Agent and Deputy Executive Director for the Hawaii Government Employees Association (HGEA), and as solo practitioner. Most recently she serves as a legal consultant, trainer and arbitrator.
Attorney at Law
Debra A. Kagawa-Yogi, Esq.
“To lead you must have followers.”
– Mr. Jim Bagnola, author of “Becoming a Professional Human Being”