Brown Bags to Stardom Winner Cool Progression Receives Prizes
from Mobi PCS President and CEO Bill Jarvis
April 26, 2007— Cool Progression won first place in this year’s Brown Bags to Stardom competition, an outreach effort of the non-profit Music Foundation of Hawaii. The five young men are students at Kamehameha Schools – Maui campus.
Pictured (left to right) are: Lance Rabago; Dane LumHo; Bill Jarvis, president & CEO of Mobi PCS; Rocky “Paea” Keawekane; Mitchell “Kaui” Owan; and Douglas Chong III. Photo is courtesy of Jay Metzger.
Each member of the group received a phone and one year of unlimited phone usage from Mobi PCS, commencing when service is launched on Maui (valued at $4,500). Cool Progression also received a $2,000 cash prize.
The overall second-place winner was Max Louie of Pearl City High School, while Colin Kamemoto of Kamehameha Schools – Kapalama campus placed third.
About Mobi PCS
Mobi PCS is the only locally operated wireless network in the Hawaii. Owned by both investors and employees, Mobi revolutionized the state’s wireless market in January 2006 with the launch of Oahu’s first-ever flat-rate, unlimited cellular service.
Utilizing its own 3G CDMA network, Mobi PCS is Hawai‘i’s only wireless provider to offer unlimited local and long distance wireless calling plans with no contracts, overage charges, credit checks, or limits on inter-carrier calls. Rate plans start at $40 monthly, with a complete line of “all-you-can-use” optional services including unlimited directory assistance. Mobi’s local calling area is the island of Oahu with roaming available on the U.S. Mainland.
Mobi PCS stores are located in Pearlridge Center, Windward City Shopping Center, Kapolei Ace Center, Mililani Town Center, Pearl Harbor Navy Exchange and at 1467 South King Street. Mobi PCS is also available through 55 dealer locations across Oahu.
For more information about Mobi PCS visit www.mobipcs.com.
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