Sen. Brian Schatz raised much of his previously announced $1.1. million campaign warchest with dozens of large contributions from Hawaii business leaders and one former U.S. Secretary of State, according to campaign finance records released by the U.S. Senate Office of Public Records today.

The detailed report, filed with the Federal Election Commission, showed former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, now chair of the Albright Stonebridge Group, a lobbying firm, gave Schatz $1,000.

A large chunk of the money listed on 234 pages of contributions raised by Schatz’ campaign during the first quarter of this year came from Hawaii business leaders, many of whom gave Schatz close to the combined $5,200 contributon limit for both the primary and general election.

Most notable was the presence of Navatek, the Honolulu company that develops ship hull designs and is a subsidiary of Pacific Marine. According to Schatz’ campaign records, seven Navatek employees and excutives each contributed $5,000 to Schatz including CFO Martin Kao, vice presidents Eric Schiff and Michael Schmicker, chief technology officer Steve Loui, chief scientist Dave Kring, and treasurer Susan Matsura.

Among other major donors were:

Richard Rosenblum, Honolulu, CEO Hawaiian Electric, $5,200

Raymond Vara, Jr., Honolulu, President and Chief Executive Officer of Kapiolani Medical Center, $5,000.

Patrick Shin, Honolulu, President, Nan Inc. $5,200

Keith Amemiya, Honolulu, senior vice president, Island Holdings, $5,000

Jeffrey Arce, Honolulu, partner The McNaughton Group, $5,000

Henk Rogers, Honolulu, game designer Blue Planet Software, $5,000

Brian Sakamaki, Honolulu, principal Linoking LLC, $4,000

Bradley Smith, Honolulu, private invetor Kahala Capital Investors, $5,000

Patrick Sullivan, Kailua, founder/chairman Oceanit, $5,000

Easton Manson, Honolulul, president Persis Corp., $5,000

Peter Thompson, Enterprise Holdings, Wilmington, Del., production manager, $5,000

Mark Tilker, Honolulu, president Marathon Group, $5,000

Adam Wong, Honolulu, managing partner, ACW Ventures, $5,000

Russell Young, Honolulu, president AC Kobayashi, Inc. $5,000

Schatz also received a number of major donations from PACs, which  can $5,000 each for the primary or the general. Giving the maximum were:

American Association for Justice (trial lawyers), Washington D.C., $5,000

American Bankers Association, $5,000

American Federation of State County & Municipal Employees (labor), $5,000

Committee on Letter Carriers (labor),  $5,000

Common Sense Colorado, PAC (Colorado Sen. Michael Bennett’s leadership PAC), $5,000

International Association of Bridge, Structural Ornamental & Reinforcing Iron Workers (labor), $5,000

New York Life Insurance, $5,000

Pacific Century Financial Corporation, $5,000

Prairie PAC (Illinois Sen. Richard Durbin’s leadership PAC), $5,000

Real Estate Roundtable PAC, $5,000

Searchlight Leadership Fund (Senator Harry Reid’s leadership PAC), $5,000

— Kery Murakami