Ailani Hawaiian Construction LLC, founded in 2015 by descendants of the Keliipio ‘ohana, draws deep inspiration from its Native Hawaiian heritage and the cultural significance of Mokuola Island in Hilo Bay, Hawaii. The company's mission is to honor and perpetuate Hawaiian traditions and values, particularly emphasizing the symbols of strength, protection, and guidance represented by the shark (mano).
Committed to environmental and cultural stewardship, Ailani Hawaiian integrates its heritage into modern practices, aiming to create a meaningful connection between the past and the present. The company actively engages in a Give Back Program, focusing on supporting community initiatives that preserve Hawaiian culture, bolster educational opportunities, and protect the environment through partnerships with local organizations. These efforts ensure that the richness of Hawaiian heritage and the natural beauty of the islands are cherished for future generations.
In addition to its cultural initiatives, Ailani Hawaiian utilizes its unique capabilities as a Super 8(a) Native Hawaiian Organization (NHO) to successfully engage in federal contracting, delivering high-performance services that align with its mission. The company’s leadership, with figures like Chairwoman Stephanie Lani McVitty and CEO Christopher P. Cronin, comprises seasoned professionals who bring significant expertise in community service, government contracting, strategic planning, and marketing.
Ailani Hawaiian's core values of passion, authenticity, and integrity guide its operations as it seeks not only to excel in business but to uplift and empower Native Hawaiian communities through sustainable practices and responsible stewardship. By prioritizing the well-being of their team and maintaining a commitment to excellence, Ailani Hawaiian continues to make a positive impact on its community and its environment.
