SPEED Summit 2027
SPEED Summit brings government, permitting, and building industry stakeholders together to address permitting delays in Hawaiʻi.
Sheraton Waikīkī Beach Resort
- Date
- January 15, 2027
- Venue
- Sheraton Waikīkī Beach Resort
- Location
- Honolulu, HI
TL;DR
- SPEED Summit 2027 begins January 15 at Sheraton Waikīkī Beach Resort in Honolulu.
- The supplied facts do not state a ticket price or describe what admission covers.
- The organizer describes an intended gathering of hundreds, including public-sector leaders, permitting officials, building professionals, and other stakeholders.
About
The summit focuses on reducing permitting delays in support of affordable housing and economic development in Hawaiʻi. The SPEED Summit Planning Team organizes the 2027 event.
Who you'll find in the room
State and city government leaders
The organizer identifies state and city government leaders among the intended participants.
Permitting agency officials
Permitting agency officials are identified as an audience group.
Building industry professionals
The organizer includes building industry professionals in the intended audience.
Other stakeholders
The organizer also identifies stakeholders as part of the audience.
Featured speakers
26 listedJordan Odo
SPEED Summit Coordinator
Representative Greggor Ilagan
Chair, SPEED Task Force & Chair, House Committee on Economic Development & Technology · Hawaiʻi State Legislature
Reginald King
SPEED Task Force Coordinator & Planning Analyst, Land Use Division · Hawaiʻi State Office of Planning and Sustainable Development
Lindsay Apperson
Housing Policy Specialist · Office of the Governor, State of Hawaiʻi
J.B. Araula
Office Manager, Office of Representative Greggor Ilagan · Hawaiʻi State Legislature
Perry Arrasmith
Director of Policy · Housing Hawaiʻi's Future
Matthew Baldwin
Recovery and Resilience Specialist · Hawaiʻi State Office of Recovery and Resilience
Cameron Black
Managing Director, Jobs and Outreach Branch · Hawaiʻi State Energy Office
Christine Camp
President & CEO · Avalon Group
Mark Clemente
Political Director · Hawaiʻi Regional Council of Carpenters
Leolynne Escalona
Building Code Development and Enforcement Manager · Kauaʻi County Department of Public Works, Building Division
Kaʻāina Hull
Planning Director · Kauaʻi County Planning Department
Representative Linda Ichiyama
Vice Speaker, House of Representatives · Hawaiʻi State Legislature
Representative Sue Keohokapu-Lee Loy
Representative · Hawaiʻi State Legislature
Councilmember Esther Kiaʻāina
Chair, Zoning & Planning Committee · Honolulu City Council
Brian Lee
Director · Hawaiʻi Laborers & Employers Cooperation and Education Trust Fund
Representative Mike Lee
Representative · Hawaiʻi State Legislature
David Lopez
Deputy Branch Chief · Hawaiʻi State Office of Recovery and Resilience
Sherry Menor
President & CEO · Chamber of Commerce Hawaiʻi
Jordan Molina
Director · Maui County Department of Public Works
Denise Nakanishi
Realtor, Team Nakanishi · Hawaiʻi Life Real Estate Brokers
Jessica Puff
State Historic Preservation Administrator · Hawaiʻi Department of Land and Natural Resources
Aaron Spielman
Acting Building Chief · Hawaiʻi County Department of Public Works
Senator Glenn Wakai
Chair, Senate Committee on Energy and Intergovernmental Affairs, and Vice Chair, Senate Committee on Economic Development and Tourism · Hawaiʻi State Legislature
Lee Wang
Executive Director · Housing Hawaiʻi’s Future
Howard Wiig
Codes and Standards Program Manager · Hawaiʻi State Energy Office
Partners on record
3 listedVenue & travel
Venue
Sheraton Waikīkī Beach ResortGetting there
The venue is in Honolulu, Hawaiʻi.
Questions people ask
6 answeredSPEED Summit 2027 starts on January 15, 2027.
The organizer describes an intended gathering of hundreds of participants.
SPEED Summit 2027 takes place at Sheraton Waikīkī Beach Resort in Honolulu, Hawaiʻi.
The organizer identifies government leaders, permitting agency officials, building industry professionals, and other stakeholders as intended participants.
It is most useful for permitting officials, county building and planning staff, and builders or housing advocates working on Hawaiʻi permitting delays, since speakers include legislators, the Governor's housing specialist and building chiefs from several counties. Developers and policy staff get direct access to the officials who shape permitting rules. Professionals outside Hawaiʻi, or those seeking general construction technology content, would find the focus too local.
Attendees at Hawaiʻi government and building industry events typically wear aloha attire or light business casual, with jackets uncommon, which fits a Waikīkī beach resort in January.
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