As Chief Impact Officer of HomeAid Hawaiʻi, Miranda Michiyo Linsky oversees the sustainable development of deeply affordable kauhale villages, medical respites, and emergency housing to help individuals and families transitioning out of homelessness rebuild stability and dignity. Miranda previously served as Chief Operating Officer of 87ZERO, which she led through the company's acquisition with her expertise in strategic planning, finance, communications, and project management. She oversaw all condominium, hospitality, and commercial projects, specializing in global manufacturing and logistics of elevated interior solutions.

Born and raised in Kāneʻohe, Miranda is passionate about rebuilding lives, uplifting underserved communities, and fostering long-term resilience in Hawaiʻi through nonprofit volunteerism. As a past President of Soroptimist International of Waikīkī Foundation, she provides access to education and training for women and girls in order to break cycles of poverty, abuse, addiction, incarceration, and human trafficking, and represented Hawaiʻi at the international convention of the Federation of Asia-Pacific Women’s Associations. She spearheaded outreach initiatives and education panels with the Building Industry Association of Hawaiʻi to develop and connect future leaders. She serves as Secretary of Bushwackers Archery Range, which perpetuates the practice and lifestyle of bowhunting to preserve Hawaiʻi’s natural resources through invasive species management and ethical subsistence practices. Most recently, she joined the Board of Directors at Re-use Hawaiʻi to reduce waste and advance an inclusive circular economy, giving second chances to materials through deconstruction and to people overcoming employment barriers.