Ku`ulei Stockman

Kuʻulei Stockman is an organizational leader, entrepreneur, and executive operations professional with more than three decades of experience spanning business leadership, organizational development, executive operations, community engagement, and governance. Throughout her career, she has helped organizations build strong foundations, strengthen culture, improve operational effectiveness, and create the systems and relationships necessary for long-term success.

 

As President of Travelcorp for nearly two decades, Kuʻulei led all aspects of the company's operations, including business development, sales, marketing, financial management, international travel programs, and large-scale event execution for corporate clients around the world. Her leadership helped deliver complex programs and experiences across North America, Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and the Caribbean.

 

In addition to her entrepreneurial background, Kuʻulei has served in leadership and executive roles supporting mission-driven organizations, federal advocacy initiatives, and Native Hawaiian programs. She is also a co-founder of three Native Hawaiian cultural nonprofit organizations in the Washington, D.C. region, helping strengthen cultural connections, community engagement, and opportunities for Native Hawaiians living away from their ancestral homeland.

 

Her experience includes the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, Pelatron Center for Economic Development, Nakupuna Companies, Lauola Pono Services, and Soft Power Solutions New Frontier, where she contributes to governance, organizational strategy, culture development, and operational planning.

 

A Native Hawaiian, Kuʻulei brings both professional expertise and a deep commitment to service. Throughout her career, she has worked to strengthen organizations, foster meaningful connections, and create pathways that support people, families, and future generations.