The Executive Committee is charged with the formulation and guidance of HPFEB programs and services.
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The HPFEB shall have up to seventeen (17) members on its Executive Committee, consisting of five (5) Standing (non-elected) members and not less than seven (7) or more than twelve (12) At-Large (elected) members.
Executive Committee Members serve a minimum of two years, and nominations are confirmed by annual vote of the full FEB membership.
The two elected Executive Committee Officers, Chair and Vice-Chair are also elected annually and serve a one year term. As a general rule, the Chair is succeeded by the Vice-Chair. The Chair acts as the senior spokesman for the FEB and supervises the activities of the Executive Committee. Generally, the Executive Committee meets on a quarterly basis, and once meeting minutes are approved by the Chair, they are distributed to the full FEB membership. Download latest meeting minutes here:
Executive Committee Meeting Minutes 12 December 2018
CHAIR
Area Manager, Asia Pacific
U.S. General Services Administration
In February 2015, Stacey Franklin was selected as the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) Area Manager for Asia Pacific. As the senior GSA representative for Hawaii and the Pacific Basin, Stacey Franklin oversees the management and operation of all GSA Federal Acquisition Service (FAS) facilities, provision of supplies, and marketing of all related business lines and determination of Federal agency requirements. Stacey Franklin also serves as an Executive Committee Member on the Honolulu-Pacific Federal...
as an Executive Committee Member on the Honolulu-Pacific Federal Executive Board and also works with Department of Defense (DoD), FEMA, SBA and other participating agencies to coordinate support for Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Response operations.
Stacey has served in a variety of logistics positions throughout his career, both in and out of uniform. Prior to his position at GSA, he served as Director of the Logistics Readiness Center – Hawaii (LRC-HI) for U.S. Army Sustainment Command (ASC). In support of U.S. Army Garrison Hawaii and eight deployable brigades, Stacey provided oversight for all aspects of installation level logistics planning and execution efforts, Unit mobilization for OIF/OEF deployments and multinational training exercises. He also provided assistance to numerous Army Family programs supporting over 95,000 Soldiers, Families and the military communities in Hawaii.
Stacey’s other notable assignments as LRC-HI Plans & Operations Division Chief, BAE Systems Program Manager, Supply & Services Division Chief, Maintenance Division Chief, Quality Assurance Manager, and a Senior Logistics Advisor for Army Sustainment Command, Hawaii have contributed to the defense industry at the local as well as national levels. Stacey is also a former Army Officer and OEF Veteran who served with the 25th Infantry Division at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii.
Over the course of his career, Stacey has participated in numerous real world operations as well as many military, state and civil exercises. He has also attended a variety of leadership, logistics and materiel management courses ranging from Army Support Operations to the ISO 9000:2001 Internal Auditor’s Course. Stacey has a degree in Economics from Hampden-Sydney College and has earned two Master’s degrees in Business Administration (MBA) and Management (MM). Stacey is a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt and has also successfully earned a Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification.
Stacey is a native of Farmville, Virginia and is married to the former Kelly Shota of Honolulu, HI. Stacey and Kelly have four children, Madison (8), Asher (6), McKenzie (6) and Dylan (6).
Commander, Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility
Department of Defense
Director of Readiness, Pacific Area Office, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Department of Homeland Security
Area Manager, Asia Pacific
U.S. General Services Administration
Commander, Fourteenth Coast Guard District
Director, NOAA National Weather Service Hawaii,
US Department of Commerce
Regional Administrator, NOAA NMFS, Pacific Islands Regional Office,
U.S. Department of Commerce
Deputy Director
Daniel K. Inouye Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies, Department of Defense
Executive Director and Director of Staff
United States Pacific Fleet
Department of the Navy
District Manager, Airports District Office, Federal Aviation Administration, Department of Transportation
Deputy J9, United States Indo-Pacific Command
Region Director, U.S. Army Installation Management Pacific, Department of Defense
District Director, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, Departmetn of Homeland Security
Director, Honolulu Field Office, Department of Housing and Urban Development
Commander, Defense Logistics Agency Indo-Pacific, Department of Defense
Commander, Defense Information Systems Agency Pacific, Department of Defense
Special Agent in Charge, United States Secret Service, Department of Homeland Security
Director, Pacific Islands Area, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Department of Agriculture
Division Administrator, Federal Highway Administration,
Hawaii Division
Attached List Shows the history of HPFEB Chairs
WhiteHouse.gov 
FEB.gov 
Data.gov 
USASpending.gov 
USA.gov 
OPM.gov