Doug Johnstone serves as President of the Hawaii Region for Howard Hughes Holdings Inc., where he oversees the strategic development and operations of the company's master-planned communities in the islands. With a deep-rooted passion for sustainable urban planning, Johnstone leads initiatives that blend innovative design with environmental stewardship, most notably in the transformation of Ward Village in Honolulu into a vibrant, mixed-use neighborhood. His role involves managing large-scale projects that integrate residential, commercial, and recreational spaces, ensuring they align with the company's vision of creating enduring value for communities. Under his leadership, Howard Hughes Holdings has expanded its footprint in Hawaii, focusing on resilient infrastructure and cultural preservation to meet the unique needs of the local population. Johnstone brings over two decades of experience in real estate development and executive management to his position. Prior to joining Howard Hughes Holdings in 2015, he held key leadership roles at prominent firms such as Brookfield Properties and The Related Companies, where he spearheaded multimillion-dollar projects across the Pacific Rim. His achievements include the successful completion of award-winning developments that have earned LEED certifications for sustainability, as well as fostering partnerships with local governments and indigenous groups to promote inclusive growth. Johnstone's expertise in navigating complex regulatory environments has been instrumental in advancing Howard Hughes' goals, resulting in enhanced property values and community satisfaction in the Hawaii region. Beyond his professional accomplishments, Johnstone is recognized for his commitment to mentorship and industry advocacy, serving on boards for organizations like the Urban Land Institute and the Hawaii Economic Development Corporation. His forward-thinking approach has positioned Howard Hughes Holdings as a leader in adaptive reuse and smart city planning, with ongoing projects poised to redefine urban living in Hawaii for generations to come.