Boardroom: Kahauiki Village
February 19, 2026
1:45 PM - 3:30 PM
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Kahauiki Village
2475 N Nimitz Hwy
Honolulu, HI 96819
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Kahauiki Village is an affordable, plantation-style community designed for homeless families. The project was developed as a result of key partnerships between businesses, government and other community organizations. The project was first established in 2016 by Governor Ige’s Emergency Proclamation which provided aio Foundation the land lease to develop the homes and support structures. Groundbreaking was in 2017 and the first 30 homes were completed in 2018. Once construction was completed in 2022, the entire village was transferred to the Institute for Human Services, which continues to operate the Village and its support programs. Today, Kahauiki Village houses approximately 125 families, all with children, and has a total population of over 600 residents.
Attendees will meet with aio Chairman Susuan Eichor, as well as Lloyd Sueda, the architect of Kahauiki Village.
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Susan Eichor is the Chairman of aio, a diverse family of companies, dedicated to living and promoting the unique values of Hawaii, its culture and its people. In addition, the aio Foundation is a nonprofit which strives to make Hawaii a better place, through programs that help young people become self-sustaining, community-minded individuals.
Prior to joining aio, Susan was part of the Verizon Hawaii leadership team, with responsibility for planning, engineering, construction and operations. She has also served as a strategic advisor for telecommunications companies in the Pacific.
Susan’s current board service includes First Insurance Company of Hawaii, HPM Building Supply, and Y. Hata & Co. She also serves in advisory roles for the Blood Bank of Hawaii, ESPN Events and University of Hawaii’s Shidler College of Business.
Born and raised in Honolulu, Susan holds a Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering from Stanford University and an MBA from the University of Hawaii.
FAQ
Where can I park?
Onsite parking. (Use any marked stalls surrounding the pavilion.)
Will any meals be served?
No.
What should I wear?
Comfortable walking shoes.
Anything else I should know?
Please be prepared for changes in weather.
