of the construction industry. By working with developers, general contractors, subcontractors, designers, and emerging construction businesses, Lung Rose, Voss & Wagnildhas developed a unique ability to understand competing perspectives and identify workable, mutually beneficial solutions. “If we only represented one segment, our perspective would be incomplete,” Engle says. “By seeing the industry from all angles, we’re able to advance practical solutions to disputes and regulatory issues. It strengthens the entire construction ecosystem.” The firm also plays an active role in supporting workforce diversity and growth. This includes working with Native Hawaiian-owned, womenowned, and minority-owned construction firms and helping these organizations build capacity and competitiveness within Hawaii’s market. Their involvement reflects a broader commitment to creating an industry landscape that mirrors the diversity and aspirations of Hawaii’s people. Beyond their legal work, the firm’s partners maintain a meaningful presence in community organizations and nonprofits. Engle serves on the Board of 65 BUSINESS VIEW MAGAZINE VOLUME 12, ISSUE 12 LUNG ROSE, VOSS & WAGNILD
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