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Charles H. Weibe

This is the official website for Charles H. Wiebe. Having served a number of enterprises throughout his life, as an officer in the Special Forces, a 32nd degree Mason and Shriner, a Financial Planner with American Express, the founder of American Pacific Mortgage, the CEO of Templar Asset Management, a Managing Partner of Vegas Vacation Estates, and most recently a Director of Empowervision – an incredible charity focused on early child development, Charles has gained invaluable insights in developing and maintaining successful enterprises.

About Charles

Alongside his professional career, Charles has dedicated himself to community service through organizations such as the Board of Directors of the Honolulu Shriners Hospital and the Executive Advisory Board of The Salvation Army in Honolulu. His active membership in Rotary also enabled him to build meaningful relationships with like-minded individuals committed to service.

Charles’s academic background, with an undergraduate degree in Philosophy and an MBA, combined with his extensive experience and skill set, has shaped his vision and provided him with a profound understanding of society and political life.

Through a holistic and logical approach, Charles’s blog, Polilogs (Political Logicians), offers an innovative analysis of current issues, attracting attention from various local and national figures. As a published writer, Charles is now developing a new platform aimed at addressing critical societal issues with a blend of humor and insight, offering a fresh perspective on topics that matter most.

“We are endowed with a finite number of non-refundable minutes. The greatest gift we can offer our youth is to help them understand how quickly those are spent, and that there are no do-overs. Enjoy each and every day as if it were the last…” – C.W.

Constitutions

Can do, never say die, adversity is an opportunity to excel.
Won’t sacrifice integrity; a man’s word is the measure of his worth.
Lead, follow, or get out of the way.
Punctuality and thoroughness will keep one from wasting others’ time; sincerity will keep one from wasting one’s own.
Patience is not always a virtue.

Activities

Golf
Tennis
Water & snow skiing
Skydiving
Paragliding
Scuba diving

 

Hunting
Stamp collecting
Chess
Student of history
Collector of antique maps