Hanh Kim Dang
Came to USA in 1975, graduated from Georgia Institute of Technology with the Bachelor of Science in Computer Information in 1981. She had 16 years experiences with Global Electricity Industry, Manufacturers Southern Co. Services, Wachovia Bank, GT Institute and more than 10 years of Tri Nails salons, is currently a Real Estate agent representing the NDI company - a company Management & Real Estate promoting the Shopping Center of Tina Dang. She also associate with Maxim Realty Atlanta company.
Dao Nguyen Dung
Dao Nguyen Dung is the president and a founder of Global Professional IT Services Inc. During his tenure, Global Professional IT Services has transformed it self into a profitable global consultant company. Before forming a new company in 2007, Mr. Dung spent many successful years as a Software Engineer for major companies such as McDonald Douglas, Harris, Telos, Lockheed, Home Depot, Fortent, ChoicePoint, and Supperior Essex.
He is now using his free time to serve the Vietnamese Community in Atlanta Georgia. Mr. Dao hobbies are Tennis, work out at the gym, soccer.
Vu Bao Ky
has lived in Atlanta for over 30 years. In 1975, his family left Saigon prior to the collapse of South Vietnam to Communist North Vietnamese forces. They were fortunate enough to be able to leave by plane 8 days before the climatic surrender of Saigon. After spending a brief time in the U.S., the family moved to Sydney, Australia, for 2 years. The family eventually resettled in the United States in 1977 and has lived in Atlanta, Georgia since 1978.
Currently, he is a principal of Atlas Global Capital, a private investment firm based in Atlanta. Previously, he had served in various capacities, including director of research and portfolio manager, with A. Montag & Associates from 1996 through 2008. He holds degrees from Georgia Tech (BS’90) and Georgetown University (G’95). His current affiliations include: Leadership Georgia Class of 2008, Visiting Nurse Health System Board of Directors, member ofDeKalb County Board of Registrations and Elections, Finance Director of Vietnamese-American Public Affairs Committee, member of NAAAP-Atlanta, Vietnamese Professionals Society, Georgia Public Policy Foundation and the 159 Group. He was an honoree in the inaugural 2006 Who’s Who in Asian-American Communities.
In August of 2001, he was appointed by President George W. Bush to the Presidential Advisory Commission on Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders. In 2004, he served as an alternate delegate to the Republican National Convention and was a member of the Bush-Cheney ’04 National Steering Committee. He was a panelist on Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue’s Racial Reconciliation Panel in 2003 in Savannah, Georgia and currently serves as an ex-officio member of Governor Perdue’s Asian American Commission for a New Georgia.