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SUMMARY:YEAR OF THE DRAGON: Welcoming Growth & Prosperity to Your Career Path
DESCRIPTION:YEAR OF THE DRAGON: Welcome Growth & Prosperity To Your Career Path \nNAAAP New York x National Grid \n2024 Year of the Dragon symbolizes growth\, prosperity\, success\, and happiness. Join us this February 28th to ring in the Lunar New Year\, while creating a career path of abundance. \nAs we navigate a brand new year together with the support of the 2024 Wood Dragon –which characterizes innovation\, vision\, and growth– let’s gather for a rewarding evening and carve new paths together. With our peers\, new friends and old\, industry veterans and leaders across various spaces\, let’s exchange ideas and insights into leveling up our careers and our mindsets. \nPANELISTS: \n\nLori Chen\, CEO\, Kyovest\nJames Cheng\, Global Sr. Director\, Head of DEI\, Zimmer Biomet\nDouglas York\, Board Member\, NAAAP NY\nMargaret Wang (Moderator)\, Director\, Marketing & Communications\, NAAAP NY\n\nWe are so excited to curate this Lunar new year Young Professionals panel with delicious bites and beverages in order to enjoy each other’s company and leverage our network for wisdom/advice across areas where we may need it most. We’ll discuss personal branding\, leadership development\, financial planning\, entrepreneurship\, and more. \nFood and beverages from AAPI owned businesses will be provided through the event: appetizers & entrees from Baby’s Buns & Buckets\, drinks from Lunar and Sanzo\, and more! \nJOIN US – We can’t wait to have your energy and your voice! \nBuy Tickets\n~THANK YOU to our Sponsor\, National Grid!~ \nAll ticket proceeds go to NAAAP NY and are deductible as a 501(c)(3) all-volunteer non-profit organziation. Any monetary funds raised go back to the community via NAAAp NY by volunteers hosting events and programs to benefit the Asian community at-large. \n\n\n\n\nDisclaimer: By attending and entering this event\, you (and or your guests) consent to be photographed\, filmed\, and/or otherwise recorded. Your entry constitutes your consent to such photography\, filming\, and/or recording and to any use\, in any and all media throughout the universe in perpetuity\, or your appearance voice\, and name for any purpose whatsoever in connection with video footage featuring this event. You understand that all photography\, filming\, and/or recording will be done in reliance on this consent given to you by entering this event.
URL:https://ny.naaap.org/event/year-of-the-dragon-welcoming-growth-prosperity-to-your-career-path/
LOCATION:2 Hanson Place 5th Floor Brooklyn\, NY 11217\, 2 Hanson Place 5th Floor\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11217\, United States
CATEGORIES:Networking,Professional Development,Special Event
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SUMMARY:Virtual Book Discussion "The Storm We Made"
DESCRIPTION:Kick off the New Year by joining Women in National Association of Asian American Professional’s (NAAAP) Book Club! Spotlighting Asian-American women in literature – we celebrate narratives and authors that cover cultural identity\, heritage\, adversity\, and perseverance. We will meet once a quarter to discuss our thoughts\, feelings\, and personal experiences as it relates to the book! \nWe are excited to announce the first book of the year is “The Storm We Made” by Vanessa Chan. Vanessa Chan’s debut novel is a spellbinding\, sweeping narrative about a Malayan mother who becomes an unlikely spy for the invading Japanese forces during WWII—and the shocking consequences that rain upon her community and family. \nCome join us for an engaging conversation online! Link to be sent in an e-mail prior to event. \nBook Club is a great way to network and meet others with common interests. Whether you’re a casual reader or avid reader\, all are welcome! \nRegister Now
URL:https://ny.naaap.org/event/virtual-book-discussion-the-storm-we-made/
CATEGORIES:Community,Women in NAAAP
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240126T183000
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SUMMARY:AAPI Networking Fridays
DESCRIPTION:Please join China Institute and NAAAP-NY for AAPI Networking Fridays\, January 26\, 6:30-8:30 pm. \n\nComplimentary cocktails\, food and music\nMeet fun and delightful people while enjoying art and culture\n\nReserve your spot here:”https://www.eventbrite.com/e/aapi-networking-fridays-tickets-791595773267” \nFounded in New York City in 1926 by American educators John Dewey\, Paul Monroe\, and Chinese scholars Hu Shi (胡適) and Kuo Ping-Wen (郭秉文)\, China Institute is an internationally-renowned U.S. nonprofit organization dedicated to deepening the world’s understanding of China through programs in art\, business\, cuisine\, culture\, and education. \nNAAAP New York is a non-profit\, 501(c)(3)\, all-volunteer\, Pan-Asian American professional organization that promotes the career advancement and leadership development of Asian American professionals in all fields through professional development\, community service\, and social events. We are the founding chapter of the National Association of Asian American Professionals (NAAAP)\, with a history dating back to 1982.
URL:https://ny.naaap.org/event/aapi-networking-fridays/
LOCATION:China Institute\, 100 Washington Street\, New York\, NY\, 10006\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Networking
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SUMMARY:Crafting Your Career: Strategies on Professional Advancement\, Branding\, Mentorship
DESCRIPTION:As we kick off a new Autumn season together\, the time is ripe for planning ahead whether in personal and professional realms. With the arrival of the last quarter of the year\, now is better than ever to strategize around closing out the year on a high note\, and setting ourselves up for success for the on-coming year.\n \nIn the spirit of this season for harvest\, NAAAP-NY and Bank of America invites you to join us for an exclusive event that brings you an opportunity to engage with industry professionals\, gain invaluable insights\, and propel your professional growth\, “Crafting Your Career: Strategies on Professional Advancement\, Branding\, Mentorship” curated in partnership by NAAAP NY and Bank of America. Admission to this event is complimentary for all NAAAP members – keep an eye on your inbox for your Members’ code in the email! \n \nIn addition to discussions and interactive workshops throughout the night\, our featured panelists include: \n\n• Lori Chen\, CEO\, KyoVest & Chairwoman of the Board\, NAAAP-NY\n• Amy Ho\, Managing Director\, Business Controls Executive\, Bank of America\n• Dzung Nguyen\, Senior Vice President\, Business Banking Market Executive\, Bank of America\n• Ashley Kim\, Co-Director of Programming\, NAAAP-NY (Moderator)\n\nWhat’s in store:\n\n\n5:30 – 6:00 PM Event Check-In\n6:00 – 6:05 PM Introduction Keynote\n6:05 – 6:45 PM Panel Discussion\n6:45 – 7:15 PM Break for Food & Drinks\n7:15 – 8:00 PM Workshop\n8:00 – 8:30 PM Closing Remarks + Networking\n\n\n(Light bites and refreshments will be served.)\n\nReserve Your Spot\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: All ticket proceeds go to NAAAP NY and are deductible as a 501(c)(3) all-volunteer non-profit organization. Any monetary funds raised go back to the community via NAAAp NY by volunteers hosting events and programs to benefit the Asian community at-large.
URL:https://ny.naaap.org/event/crafting-your-career-strategies-on-professional-advancement-branding-mentorship/
LOCATION:One Bryant Park New York\, NY 10036\, One Bryant Park\, New York\, 10036\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Networking,Professional Development,Special Event
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SUMMARY:AAD OPEN
DESCRIPTION:As an event partner\, we’re excited to provide you with 100% off general admission tickets using code NAAAPNYVIP. General Admission begins at 5:00pm and will feature the… \nAAD Open Afterparty Sponsored by Moët Hennessy! \n\nDelicious drinks sponsored by Moët Hennessy and Sanzo\nFantastic food sponsored by Mobile Pie Pizza Truck (pizza made to order!)\, Dumplings by Yu\, and Happy Tuna Crispy Rice\n10+ vendors selling apparel\, jewelry\, glasses and more\nRaffle with a chance to win a $150 gift card to COVRY (2 available)\nDJ set by Hengtime and open tennis play\n\nAAD has raised over $26\,000 (more than halfway to the $50\,000 fundraising goal). However\, AAD still needs your support! Donations to AAD are tax-deductible and can be made via Venmo or the AAD website. All proceeds go directly to AAD’s mission of providing mentorship networks\, professional development training\, and career advancement opportunities for underserved (first-generation college attendee\, low-income\, FAFSA-eligible\, non-target school) Pan Asian American undergraduates\, with the goal of helping them achieve their unique vision of the Asian American dream. \nBut why just donate when you can also play in the AAD Open tennis tournament! There are 5 doubles draws with stunning cash and sponsor prizes: Mixed\, Women’s A and B\, and Men’s A and B! B Draws are beginner to intermediate level (You don’t have to be the next Carlos Alcaraz!). $125 entry fee per player. A couple hours of tennis\, no wait time for NYC courts\, and supporting the next gen of Pan Asian American leaders? It’s too good to be true. Grab a partner and register! Bring friends\, family\, dogs\, make a day out of it! See you on August 19th! \nRegister Here:\nTENNIS TOURNAMENT\nGENERAL ADMISSION
URL:https://ny.naaap.org/event/aad-open/
LOCATION:Chestnut Ridge Racquet Club\, ​30 Snyders Hill Rd\, Mt Kisco\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community
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SUMMARY:Worklife Matters: Optimizing Your Environment & Mental Health
DESCRIPTION:To finally recognize our own invisibility is to finally be on the path toward visibility. Invisibility is not a natural state for anyone.\n\n— Mitsuye Yamada\, “Invisibility Is An Unnatural Disaster: Reflections of an Asian American Woman” \nThe question then becomes – where and how do we begin this journey of self-advocacy? We believe it starts with community. \nWIN NAAAP-NY\, ACE Next Gen\, and Prime Produce invite you\, our AAPI female professionals and allies\, to join us for this special networking event featuring a powerful panel of experts in areas ranging from career coaching to vibrational health. \nWhether you are just beginning to seek ways to improve the quality of work life\, or far along in your journey of cultivating mental health at work\, our hope is to leave you with a sense of renewed solidarity and practical advice to apply to your own work environment. \nEVENT DETAILS:\nDate/Time: Tuesday\, August 1\, 2023 from 6:00-8:30 PM ET\nLocation: Prime Produce\, 424 West 54th Street\nTICKETS \nDISCUSSION TOPICS:\n \nThe importance of mental health in the workplace\nChallenges specific to AAPI women and personal experiences of navigating work-related stressors from panelists.\nPractical strategies to cope with work-related stresses\, etc.\nGuidance for promoting mental health initiatives in the workplac\n\nPANELISTS:\n \nMargaret Wang (Moderator)\, NAAAP NY Leadership Team\nVanessa Shiliwala\, Founder & VP\, Integrated Marketing\, Thrive Spice Media\nValerie Oula\, Dir. of Vibrational Energy\, THE WELL & Founder\, Modern Ritual NYC\nLizzie Korsgaard\, Career Coach\nYuna Youn\, Dir. of Mental Health\, Korean Community Services of Metropolitan NY\n\nPROGRAM:\n \nPanel Discussion 6:45-7:30pm\nGroup Share and Q&A 7:30-7:45pm\nGuided Meditation led by Valerie Oula 7:45-8:00pm\nNetworking & Closing Remarks 8:00-8:30 pm\n  \n\nEvent venue has been graciously sponsored by Prime Produce. Light food and beverages will be provided. \n\n\n\n\n\nRSVP NOW
URL:https://ny.naaap.org/event/worklife-matters/
LOCATION:Prime Produce\, 424 West 54th Street\, New York\, NY\, 10019\, United States
CATEGORIES:Networking,Professional Development,Women in NAAAP
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SUMMARY:Summer Hangout in BK: Affirming Authenticity @ Intersection of LGBTQ+ x API
DESCRIPTION:Join us on July 22th for a Brooklyn backyard hang to celebrate our vibrant Queer AAPI community! \nJoin NAAAP-NY PRIDE x Local Roots for a neighborhood backyard hang centered on celebrating the API Queer community and exploring the intersection of identity\, self-expression\, and professional success. We would like to invite every guest to show up to this event as their most genuine and authentic selves. Through this celebration\, we aim to foster a supportive space of inclusivity\, amplify API Queer voices\, spotlight local AAPI Queer makers\, as well as provide opportunities for strengthening each other’s networks. \nEvent highlights include: \n\nQ+A with Hung Vanngo (celebrity makeup artist to the stars)\nPerformance by Vanity LaVain (drag queen extraordinaire)\nSpotlights of local API and Queer makers and small businesses\nNetworking opportunities with individuals and industry professionals who identify within the API Queer community\nDelicious light bites courtesy of Local Roots\nRefreshments courtesy of Lunar and Halmi\nAccess to a mini farmers’ market featuring fresh\, locally sourced produce from Local Roots’ CSA Network\nChances to enter raffles to win $100+ of products from local AAPI and Queer businesses\n\n** LIMITED OFFER: The first 15 guests to purchase event tickets will automatically be entered in our event raffles! **  \nTICKETS \n–————————- \nAbout the hosts:\nNAAAP-NY Pride is a nonprofit committee focused on promoting and creating events to empower Asian / Asian American professionals within the LGBTQ+ community.\nLocal Roots NYC is an independent\, minority woman-owned business and grassroots movement building a community-driven\, regenerative food system in New York City.\n————————–\n\nAbout our special guests: \nHung Vanngo: Makeup artist Hung Vanngo has an uncompromising devotion to both the art and beauty of fashion. Born in Vietnam\, Hung moved to Canada as a child and spent his youth and early adulthood in Calgary. Being exposed to these disparate cultures at such a young age inspired Hung’s creativity\, he spent most of his time sketching and painting. His devotion to art in his youth allowed Hung to develop a refined hand and keen eye for color and composition\, which he would later utilize to brilliant effect in his career as a makeup artist. Shortly after graduating high school\, Hung began to pursue his career in makeup in earnest. He relocated to Toronto in 2003 to further his career; then moved to New York City in 2006. Upon arriving in New York City\, Hung’s singular artistry captured the attention of many of fashion’s top photographers. Hung’s talent for creating face that nite pure beauty with an avant garde aesthetic has made him a go-to source for many of fashion’s most prestigious designers and brands. In addition to his success in the world of fashion\, Hung has also been tapped by Hollywood’s elite.\nVanity LaVain: Born and raised in Jersey City\, NJ\, she considers her drag home NYC. Very new to the art form and has just hit 1 year as a professional drag artist and has been blessed to be accepted by the community so quickly as a performer. Drag daughter of Olivia Lux from Rupaul’s Drag Race. Telling the story and serving the fantasy is key with Vanity LaVain and will welcome anyone to come along the journey with her. \n————————–\nWith gratitude to our sponsors:\nLunar Hard Seltzer: Lunar was created out of a desire to create a drink that embodied and represented who the creators are as Asian Americans\, with flavors near and dear to their hearts. Drawing from childhood memories and the flavors of their parents’ cooking\, Lunar Hard Seltzer is eager to share with you this one-of-a-kind piece of Asian Americana (in a can)!\nHalmi: Halmi (a nickname halmoni\, which means grandma in Korean) is a brand of light sparkling beverages inspired by traditional Korean flavors. The Halmi team uses real\, good-for-you ingredients rooted in history and culture. They aim to amplify Korean and Asian American voices\, from shared experiences to differing points of view. A vehicle for creative and artistic storytelling\, inside jokes and new learnings.\nPrideFull: PrideFull is a New York-based film festival by and for Queer and Trans People of Color (QTPOC). They strive to provide an open\, safe space (virtual or physical) for the QTPOC community\, especially for filmmakers\, artists\, and arts lovers.\nThe Qi: Rooted in time-honored Eastern healing wisdom\, the team behind The Qi believes inner + outer beauty are inextricably connected. They also believe in the power of flowers for a deep sense of holistic well-being for all. That’s why they started The Qi – a gorgeous sensory ritual experience for the mind\, body\, and spirit. For a daily moment of much needed nourishing Zen. The Qi works directly with small family owned farms across Asia. Their flowers are always handpicked\, organically grown and sustainably cultivated.\nBorough and Co: Borough & Co. is a AAPI owned home goods and fragrance studio located in the borough of Brooklyn\, New York. They are inspired by the hearts and streets of our city and those around the world. Calling on familiar scents and feelings of the places we call home\, their collections capture and enhance the essence of the world around us. Their mission is to create gender neutral\, modern\, and eco-friendly products that preserve its beauty.\nILHA Candles: ILHA Candles is an Asian American\, female founded company. They proudly create fragrant soy candles and a variety of home fragrance products using natural ingredients and toxin-free fragrances. Their name\, “ilha\,” meaning “beautiful island\,” comes from the founder Michelle’s parents’ native country of Taiwan and is a nod to Michelle’s heritage while connecting to her life on another beautiful island\, New York City.\nRSVP NOW
URL:https://ny.naaap.org/event/summer-hangout-in-bk-affirming-authenticity-intersection-of-lgbtq-x-api/
LOCATION:Local Roots\, 398 Court Street\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11231\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,NAAAP NY Pride,Networking
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SUMMARY:Annual AAPI Heritage Month Event
DESCRIPTION:ANNUAL 2023 AAPI HERITAGE MONTH CELEBRATION \nUnveiling the Mosaic: Celebrating the Diversity and Intersectionality of the AAPI Community \nSponsored by: \nNational Grid\, Bank of America\, Capital One\, Turner Construction\, Thornton Tomasetti\, Credit Suisse / UBS\, Jaros\, Baum & Bolles (JB&B)\, Colgate-Palmolive\, Langan Engineering\, Anheuser-Busch \nABOUT: \nJoin us for an exciting night of celebration and cultural exchange at this year’s annual AAPI Heritage Month event hosted by NAAAP New York\, a non-profit\, 501(c)(3)\, all-volunteer\, Pan-Asian American professional founding chapter of the National Association of Asian American Professionals (NAAAP)\, and Sky Well\, the Asian employee resource group of Turner Construction. \nGet ready for a night of revelry\, ethnic delicacies\, and pan-Asian cultural education set against a backdrop of historical artifacts as we honor the intersectionality of our wide-ranging AAPI community here in the Big Apple. \nAs New York City is known around the globe as a revered international melting pot\, we encourage all to take a deeper dive into the myriad pan-Asian cultures growing in our city. Join us at The China Institute for an unforgettable evening of cultural exchange and celebration. \nHere’s what you can look forward to: \n\nCultural food & beverage\nKeynote speech\nGuided art exhibit tour\nFashion showcase\nEthnic dance performance\nCalligraphy workshop\nLiterature showcase\nPop-up shops\nCommunity giveback\nScholarship award\n\nPROGRAM SCHEDULE * Subject to change\n● Multipurpose Room / “Main Stage”:○ 6:00 PM – 6:45 PM General Networking○ 6:45 PM – 7:00 PM Opening Remarks○ 7:00 PM – 7:15 PM Keynote Speaker○ 7:15 PM — 7:20 PM Traditional Dunhuang Dance○ 7:20 PM – 7:45 PM Break○ 7:45 PM – 8:00 PM NAAAP-NY Scholarship Awards○ 8:00 PM – 8:05 PM K-Pop Dance○ 8:05 PM – 8:30 PM Break○ 8:30 PM – 8:45 PM Raffle Prize Giveaway○ 8:45 PM – 9:00 PM Closing Statements \n\n● Library:○ 6:00 PM – 8:45 PM Literature & Poetry Showcase\n● Art Gallery – “Flowers on a River”:○ 6:00 PM – 8:45 PM Art Exhibition & Tours (No Food & Drinks in this Area)\n\n2 Tours available \n● Performance Classroom – International Food & Beverage Hall:○ 6:00 PM – 8:45 PM International Food & Beverage from Local Asian Vendors \n● Classroom 1 & 2 – Arts & Crafts + Community Giveback:○ 6:00 PM –8:45 PM Heart of Dinner – Bag Decoration○ 7:00 PM –8:45 PM Calligraphy Table \n● Classroom 3 – Pop Ups:○ 6:00 PM –8:45 PM Asian Vendor Pop Up Shops \n● Classroom 4 – Professional Development:○ 6:00 PM – 8:45 PM Professional Development Activity \n\n\nTICKETS: \nhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/naaap-ny-heritage-month-celebrating-the-intersectionality-of-identities-tickets-621215170297 \n\nGeneral Admission: $60.00\nNAAAP NY Members: $45.00 (Members\, please keep an eye out for a promo code to be delivered to your inbox.)\n\nPLEASE NOTE: Reservations are first come\, first served. Ticket sales will close once we reach capacity. Please make sure to register by Wednesday\, May 17th at 12pm EDT. Guest list will be submitted to building security the day before the event. Thank you for your understanding! If you have any questions\, please reach out to Eric.Hung@naaapny.org. \nDress Code: Dress to impress! We’d love to see any attire that celebrates you and your culture!
URL:https://ny.naaap.org/event/annual-aapi-heritage-month-event/
LOCATION:China Institute\, 100 Washington Street\, New York\, NY\, 10006\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Networking,Professional Development,Special Event
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SUMMARY:AAPI WOMXN’S Headshot Party
DESCRIPTION:Been wanting a new professional headshot? Join us at FotoLab to get a professional headshot taken\, mingle with kickass AAPI peers\, and learn how to cultivate a career you love! We welcome all AAPI women and non-binary professionals\, creatives\, entrepreneurs\, and allies. \nHeadshots will be taken throughout the night (first come first serve) with a 30-min intermission at 7pm for our phenomenal guest speakers to share their personal stories and best practices for navigating the professional world in the U.S. and career development as AAPI womxn. \nSpeakers:\nLizzie Korsgaard\, Career Coach\nAfter leaving her thriving corporate career\, Lizzie Korsgaard embarked on a journey of self-discovery and entrepreneurship. Initially starting out as a personal brand photographer\, she eventually discovered her passion as a career coach. She is on a mission to help people gain clarity on your career aspirations\, strengthen their personal brand\, and confidently build an exciting career that’s right for them. Whether they’re looking to make a career change\, start their own business\, or simply find greater fulfillment in their current job\, she encourages everyone to start by downloading her free guide\, the D.E.S.I.R.E. Path to a Meaningful Career. \nJoy Zhu\, Ad Sales at Google\, AIA Board Member\nBorn and raised in Shanghai\, China\, Joy moved to New York at 11 years old. She has since built a highly successful career in advertising\, and done media planning & buying everywhere from the Big 6 to independent agencies\, publishers\, and iconic fashion brands like Calvin Klein. Joy also led ad tech sales at Amazon & Instacart. In 2022\, Joy Zhu joined Google’s GMP (Google Marketing Platform) team to help enable marketers to strategize their digital transformation journey via data & technology. \nOver the course of her 15+ year career\, Joy has become very passionate about DEI in the workplace. She not only co-founded the Asians@ ERG at Instacart in 2021\, but continues to elevate faces and voices in the community by supporting Asians@ communities at Google and serving as a partnerships-focused board member at Asians in Advertising. Joy currently resides in Long Island City\, Queens with her husband and baby daughter. \nSamantha Choi Cadley\, founder & CEO of Manual Labor \nBorn in Seoul\, Korea\, Sam immigrated to the US with her family at the age of 4. As they assimilated into life in New York\, consuming products like Wonder Bread and Kraft cheese became symbols of what it meant to be an American. She may not have known it then\, but this was her first experience around the power of a brand. \nAfter spending decades working at Ralph Lauren and Gap\, in 2012 Sam founded creative and marketing agency Manual Labor. With a mission to “Do Great Work with Good People\,” Sam and her team help companies unlock their brand value\, identify why they exist\, and build the right customer experiences. This entrepreneurial spirit has allowed Sam to build a company rooted in diverse backgrounds and ideas that shapes the company now and in the future. \nModerator\nMargaret Wang\, MDU Broadband Solutions at Andrena\, NAAAP NY Director of Marketing & Communications\nAs a Sales and Strategic Communications professional who has traversed education\, real estate\, telecoms\, and utilities industries\, Margaret is most energized by building and nurturing impactful relationships\, and continuously exploring the psychology of sales and consumerism. \nIn recent roles such as Director of Growth for a multinational team at a SaaS startup\, Margaret was more inspired than ever to connect more deeply with her AAPI professional community\, with the hope that she can help further diversify environments around her. \nAlso a Reiki practitioner\, a freelance writer\, and an avid adventurer\, Margaret enjoys balancing her professional ambitions with creativity\, holistic wellness\, and an expansive perspective when navigating her life path forward. \nDATE: April 27th\, 2023\nTIME: 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM EST\nLOCATION:\nFotoLab\n227 W 29th Street #9F\, New York\, NY 10001 \nTICKETS:\nEach tickets includes access to light bites & drinks and 1 professional headshot\n$15 for members of ACE NextGen\, NAAAP NY\, and Asians In Advertising\n$22 for non-members \nNAAAP Member discount code = BG4NZUT \nPurchase tickets here:\nhttps://www.acenextgen.org/upcoming-events/aapi-womxn-headshot-party \nHosted by ACE NextGen’s Women’s Initiative\, Asians in Advertising\, & Women in NAAAP
URL:https://ny.naaap.org/event/aapi-womxns-headshot-party/
LOCATION:227 W 29th Street #9F\, New York\, NY 10001\, 227 W 29th Street #9F\, New York\, NY\, 10001\, United States
CATEGORIES:Networking,Professional Development,Women in NAAAP
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