Tod and his wife Kristin, both graduates of Western
Washington University, are active in various ministries such
as Habitat For Humanity, Kairos Ministry, United Methodist Jr.
and Sr. High Youth Ministries and Amor Ministries. Tod and
Kristin received the 2007 Department of Corrections
Volunteer Award from Washington State Governor Christine
Gregoire for their service in Rebuilding Families Inc. where
Tod, Kristin and other volunteers connect inmates with their
loved ones while providing education, funds and housing
arrangements prior to their release.
Washington University, are active in various ministries such
as Habitat For Humanity, Kairos Ministry, United Methodist Jr.
and Sr. High Youth Ministries and Amor Ministries. Tod and
Kristin received the 2007 Department of Corrections
Volunteer Award from Washington State Governor Christine
Gregoire for their service in Rebuilding Families Inc. where
Tod, Kristin and other volunteers connect inmates with their
loved ones while providing education, funds and housing
arrangements prior to their release.
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Award Winning Quality at a Lower Price
Kristin and Tod receiving the
MBA's REX Awards in 2010
MBA's REX Awards in 2010
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Sound that serves customers who expect AWARD winning quality at a LOWER PRICE.
Sockeye Homes' President, Tod Sakai, developed his building expertise through his former
position as the General Manager for Armstrong Lumber Co., Inc. (aka "Armstrong Homes").
Tod established the patented ArmSystem concept for homebuilders and quickly established
a network of 43 "Armstrong Homes" franchisees overseas completing over 1,500 homes.
Tod led the building industry with innovative designs and technology while maintaining the
highest quality finishes.
In recognition of his business success, Tod received the Emerging Trader of the Year Award
from Washington State Governor Gary Locke in 2003. Tod also received the Export
Achievement Certificate from United States Department of Commerce for developing an
international revenue source for an American company. Tod is often called upon to share his
expertise with the broader community through keynote speaker and guest lecture
presentations for the State of Washington Office of Trade and Economic Development, World
Trade Club, University of Washington CINTRAFOR, King County Office of Business Relations
and Economic Development, Tacoma Community College International Business Program,
Northwest Real Investor Association, Japan External Trade Organization, and Japan Ministry
of Construction.
Sound that serves customers who expect AWARD winning quality at a LOWER PRICE.
Sockeye Homes' President, Tod Sakai, developed his building expertise through his former
position as the General Manager for Armstrong Lumber Co., Inc. (aka "Armstrong Homes").
Tod established the patented ArmSystem concept for homebuilders and quickly established
a network of 43 "Armstrong Homes" franchisees overseas completing over 1,500 homes.
Tod led the building industry with innovative designs and technology while maintaining the
highest quality finishes.
In recognition of his business success, Tod received the Emerging Trader of the Year Award
from Washington State Governor Gary Locke in 2003. Tod also received the Export
Achievement Certificate from United States Department of Commerce for developing an
international revenue source for an American company. Tod is often called upon to share his
expertise with the broader community through keynote speaker and guest lecture
presentations for the State of Washington Office of Trade and Economic Development, World
Trade Club, University of Washington CINTRAFOR, King County Office of Business Relations
and Economic Development, Tacoma Community College International Business Program,
Northwest Real Investor Association, Japan External Trade Organization, and Japan Ministry
of Construction.
About Sakai (pronounced "Sockeye")
