We are Active Leaders in Our Community!
- Vietnamese American Community of GA: 2011 VP External
- Gwinnett Village Community Alliance: Member of Board of Directors
- AREAA: 2011 President
- Leadership Gwinnett: Class of 2011-2012
2011 VP External
Member of Board of Directors
GVCA Mission: Fostering collaborations and attracting resources to improve the quality of life for those who live, work, play and/or stay in the Gwinnett Village.
GVCA Work: The Gwinnett Village Community Alliance (GVCA) leverages partnerships with local governments, businesses, schools, residents and nonprofit organizations to engage in programs that strengthen the local economy, enhance education, strengthen neighborhoods, and promote a rich arts and cultural community.
2011 President
Asian Real Estate Association of America (AREAA), founded in 2003, is a national professional non-profit trade organization dedicated to closing the homeownership gap facing the Asian Pacific American (APA) community and enhancing professional development opportunities for our members. AREAA’s membership represents a broad array of industry professional, mortgage and real estate agents that serve the diverse Asian Pacific American market.
AREAA will accomplish this mission by:
- Advocating for policy positions at the national level that will reduce homeownership barriers facing the APA community.
- Increasing business opportunities for mortgage and real estate professionals that serve this growing community
AREAA’s membership represents a broad array of real estate, mortgage and housing-related professionals that serve the diverse Asian Pacific American market. With members that serve nearly all segments of the Asian American population, AREAA is the only national trade association dedicated to representing the interest of the Asian real estate market throughout the country.
Class of 2011-2012
Leadership Gwinnett has grown to be one of the most respected leadership programs in the United States, envied by many but duplicated by none. Leadership Gwinnett now has over 800 alumni. The program achieved a coming together of many divergent components of the county that either did not know one another or never had real opportunity for dialogue and understanding. Leadership Gwinnett brought people together geographically, culturally and intellectually.
