Goodsill was proud to serve as a Maile Sponsor for the 2026 Kukulu Hale Awards hosted by NAIOP Hawaii on May 1, 2026, at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. The annual event recognizes excellence in Hawaiʻi’s commercial real estate industry and honors the individuals, organizations and projects helping shape communities across the state.
This year’s event honored Alaka‘i Development, Vernon Inoshita, Craig Nakamoto and Jackson Nakasone for their leadership and contributions to Hawaiʻi’s development and business landscape. In addition, numerous projects were recognized across a variety of award categories celebrating innovation, collaboration, and community impact.
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Representing [nap_names id="FIRM-NAME-4"] at the event and pictured from Left to Right - Steven Wall, Counsel, Christopher St. Sure, Partner, Jennifer Chin, Partner, Dale Zane, Managing Partner, Kamrie Koi, Associate, Jay Narimatsu, Associate
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Goodsill was pleased to join fellow members of the Exit Planning Exchange (XPX) Hawaii for a Networking Social on July 23, 2026, at the Kaliu Showroom in Honolulu. The gathering brought together professionals from across Hawaiʻi’s business advisory community to build relationships, exchange perspectives and strengthen collaboration on behalf of privately held businesses.
Through its Mergers & Acquisitions practice group led by partners Daniel Lam and Jamie Fukumoto, Goodsill is proud to be a founding member of XPX Hawaii, together with Accuity and American Savings Bank. XPX Hawaii is the local chapter of the national Exit Planning Exchange, an organization that brings together multidisciplinary professionals who advise privately held businesses and their owners.
XPX takes a holistic approach to exit planning, recognizing that preparing for a successful transition is not simply a transaction at the end of a business owner’s journey. Rather, thoughtful planning throughout the life of a business can help owners strengthen their companies, build value, prepare for ownership transitions and create lasting legacies for their families, employees and communities.
The XPX model brings together professionals from a range of disciplines, including attorneys, accountants, bankers, wealth advisors, consultants, investors, valuation professionals and M&A advisors. By encouraging collaboration among these professionals, XPX helps create a more coordinated network of expertise for business owners navigating important decisions throughout the business life cycle.
The July Networking Social provided another opportunity to strengthen those connections within Hawaiʻi’s business community. Professionals who work with business owners gathered to share expertise, develop relationships, and explore ways to better support clients seeking to grow and maximize the value of their businesses.
As a founding member of XPX Hawaii, Goodsill is excited to help establish and grow this collaborative network in Hawaiʻi and specifically to help business owners in successful exit transactions to family members, management/key personnel, or third-party buyers.
Learn more about XPX Hawaii at https://www.exitplanningexchange.com/hawaii/.]]>
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Goodsill team members and guests at the 2026 Honolulu Police Community Foundation Gala. Pictured (L-R): Daniel Chen, Shannon Wong, Gerald Yoshida, Kylie Takafuji, Joelle Yamamoto, Jamie Fukumoto, Joseph Dane, and Peter Kashiwa.]]>