焦點人物 Mike Chen 陳景星 (The following text is an excerpt from the book Chinese Americans in Irvine 1971-2021) Ever since I led my son into the door of Irvine Chinese School in 1989, I have forged an indissoluble bond with the South Coast ...
(The following text is an excerpt from the book Chinese Americans in Irvine 1971-2021) David Sun immigrated to the U.S. from Taiwan in 1977. In 1987, in partnership with John Tu, he founded Kingston Technology Company, Inc. in Southern California, ...
Tsao, Victor & Janie (The following text is an excerpt from the book Chinese Americans in Irvine 1971-2021) In 1988 a young couple in Irvine, Victor and Janie Tsao, took $10,000 out of their savings, to start their business in her ...
Feedback on《Bread Of Life in Irvine》 生命靈糧在爾灣 鄧含章來自社區的溫馨迴響 In addition to being on the editorial board, Gloria Glickley (鄧含章) contributed one article, Bread Of Life in Irvine, to the book Chinese ...
Huang, SL & Betty (The following text is an excerpt from the book Chinese Americans in Irvine 1971-2021) SL and Betty Huang have been engaged in a broad range of philanthropy for more than 25 years. SL, a Caltech PhD, and Betty, a business ...
(The following text is an excerpt from the book Chinese Americans in Irvine 1971-2021) Pharmaceutical research, medicine, and philanthropy are important Chao Family traditions. Their family patriarch and matriarch, Mr. and Mrs. H.H. Chao, both ...
Cheng, George & Arlene 程榮庭、程宋瑞玉 (The following text is an excerpt from the book Chinese Americans in Irvine 1971-2021) The Cheng Family Foundation was established after the passing of George and Arlene Cheng. George was from ...
Ruth Ding received her Bachelor of Arts in Music with a double major in piano and voice from Arizona State University. Her graduate work in music was from the University of Southern California. She has been an activist and promoter of the arts and Chinese culture in Orange County for the past 55 years. She has produced many kinds of music, ethnic festivals and cultural programs in Southern California.
Pei-Yuan Chia (born 1939) is a philanthropist and an American banker. From 1974 until his retirement in 1996, he rose to the highest echelon of management - to the rank of Vice Chairman at Citicorp and Citibank, and held directorships in several major multinational corporations and universities. Here in our vicinity, Mr. chia was a Trustee of the Hoag Hospital Foundation Board for over 9 years (the first non-white member on that board), while concurrently serving as the Chairman of the Board for the Chia Family Foundation with emphasis on medical and education-related projects to benefit the US and Chinese societies.