As a summary, here are the results from the first 90 days of 2010:
• David Eam and Herbert Pang, Community Service and Membership Chairs, organized a community event to serve 80 families at the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Washington among other community service events. (Note: Kevin Chang, will be the new Membership Chair replacing Herbert)
• Jenny Xu, Social Chair, coordinated the first Eastside social event with 80 people in attendance and a women networking event launching the Women in Naaap program locally.
• Andy Yip & Ki Kim, NAAAP Past presidents threw a volunteer appreciation event for last year’s volunteers.
• Lynn Huynh, Treasurer, reconciled our actual from budget and maintained chapter financial health.
• Casey Huang, Scholarship Chair, is launched on our first College scholarship to be awarded in the first half of 2010.
• Julie Pham, Marketing Chair and Marian Liu, VP of External affairs, are working to expand the reach of the NAAAP message while creating a positive brand to increase value for members and sponsors.
• Hang Chen, Professional Development Chair, worked with Kaplan to deliver an MBA Strategy Seminar.
• Rebecca Deng, Natl. Rep, & I, represented the Chapter at the NAAAP National Retreat in Connecticut.
• Amy Duong, Student Relations Chair, is working on creating relationships with student groups across the Puget Sound.
• Vivian Hauer, Newsletter Chair, has implemented an events calendar to be shared at our all of our events.
• Erik Kalinka, Technology Director, is working on updating our technology to the National Back Office.
• Liz Tran, Fundraising Chair, emceed our Haiti fundraising event and created a fundraising strategy.
• Roxanne Tam, Board at Large, led a committee in updating our chapter by-laws.
• Nancy Ko, Board at Large, planned and executed our chapter's Board Retreat resulting in a strategic plan for membership, professional development, social and community areas.
• Jen Phang, VP of Operations, recruited top professionals for election to the Board of Directors.
As you can see we're up to creating a vibrant and engaged community of professionals that improve our communities and create competitive professional advantages.
If you would like to know more about NAAAP Seattle and NAAAP and are thinking about joining our membership, please visit our website at http://seattle.naaap.org/Welcome.do or http://www.naaap.org/
Figure. NAAAP Board of Directors at the Haiti Relief event held in February. (l to r) Future Board Member, Kaiden Yip; Andy Yip, Ki Kim, David Eam, Tanatha P., Liz Tran, me, Amy Duong, Jen Phang, and Hang Chen.
Gil Gido
NAAAP Seattle
President
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