Tim Campbell has been named chief executive officer of Fresh Island Fish effective Nov. 30, succeeding founder Bruce Johnson, who will become chairman of the board.

Campbell is Johnson’s nephew, and his “executive-level business experience sets the stage for a seamless transition,” Johnson said in a statement.

Campbell’s more-than-30-year career includes more than two decades with GE Capital, during which he managed and trained teams and negotiated loans of up to $50 million.

Johnson started the seafood distribution company in 1977, and it now has four full-service facilities on Oahu, Maui, Kauai and Hawaii island. Johnson also opened Uncle’s Fish Market & Grill at Honolulu’s Pier 38 in 2007, as a way to showcase the company’s seafood products.

Johnson, who led the expansion of Fresh Island Fish to accounts around the Pacific Rim, plans to expand the business into emerging markets and also to expand the restaurant to new locations around the islands.

New leader appointed to helm ‘Olelo

Sanford Inouye has been named president and CEO of ‘Olelo Community Media, effective Dec. 1, by the nonprofit’s board of directors. The board also named Angela Angel vice president and chief production officer. Angel had been serving as interim president and CEO.

Inouye is returning to Honolulu after serving as vice president of government affairs for cable company Comcast’s Oregon, Southwest Washington and Central California regions. He was responsible for franchise negotiations, ensuring regulatory compliance and for building partnerships with community organizations, civic leaders and government officials and agencies. Among other positions, he also served as staff attorney in the Cable Television Division of the state Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs.

He will lead ‘Olelo efforts to expand and broaden services and programs, and to encourage engagement within the community.

As vice president and chief production officer, Angel will focus on ‘Olelo production services, community relations and communication.

‘Olelo’s community-produced programming is carried on four channels by Oahu TV service providers.

Apple to open sun-powered Singapore store

SINGAPORE >> Apple will open its first retail store in Singapore, which also will be Southeast Asia’s first to be powered solely by solar energy, officials said Monday.

Solar energy developer Sunseap Group said in a statement that it will provide the store with renewable energy by harnessing its systems set up across 800 of the city’s rooftops.

The tech giant, however, did not reveal the store’s location in Singapore or the opening date, likely to be in 2016.

ON THE MOVE

Honolulu Publishing Co. has hired Julie Yaste as editor of its Spotlight Hawaii magazine group, which serves the four major islands in the state. Her responsibilities include editing the company’s Waikiki Menus magazine and its digital-only PerfectDaysHawaii.com. Yaste previously served as a freelance writer for The Huffington Post, elephant journal and various online blogs as well as lead marketing coordinator for LYON Associates and instructor for the Princeton Review.

Servco Pacific has announced the following appointments, who were hired as marketing managers to oversee the company’s Toyota and Lexus/Scion brands:

>> Judy Relosimon was previously a commercial property manager for Colliers International as well as an account executive for MVNP where she managed advertising campaigns for clients, including First Hawaiian Bank.

>> Andrew Hansen was a senior account executive at ITP Strategic, a media coordinator for Coca-Cola North America as well as served in various positions at Mitsubishi Motors North America.