【美新社訊】南加州亞裔商業聯盟（Asian Business League of Southern California，簡稱ABL）於2026年10月29日晚間，在聖蓋博喜來登酒店（Sheraton Los Angeles San Gabriel）舉行第39屆年度頒獎晚宴，以「Rooted to Rise」（扎根傳承，昂首成長）為主題，表彰亞裔及太平洋島裔社群在商業創新、文化傳承與公益服務等領域的成就。
本屆共有五家企業與機構獲獎，分別為獲頒「創新典範獎」（Icon of Innovation）的Jaxon Lane、「卓越典範獎」（Beacon of Excellence）的Ryoko Rain、「年度慈善公益獎」（Philanthropy of the Year）的Onco-Ballet Foundation、「年度餐廳獎」（Restaurant of the Year）的Seven Grams，以及「年度遠見獎」（Visionary of the Year）的The Plug Drink，呈現亞裔社群跨越不同產業的創造力與影響力。
會長 Alexander Tang 在致辭中回顧道，南加州亞裔商業聯盟（Asian Business League of Southern California，簡稱ABL） 成立 40 多年以來，始終秉持非營利初心，作為連結跨世代企業與社區領袖的橋樑，積極促進環太平洋地區及在地亞裔商界的交流與商業契機。全體理事與志工團隊均在工作之餘全力投入社區服務，正是因為有理事會、贊助商、社區夥伴及民選官員（如加州眾議員方樹強 Mike Fong 等貴賓）的鼎力相助，才讓今晚的盛典得以順利舉行。
談及今年年會主題「Rooted to Rise（扎根茁壯，昂然崛起）」，Alexander Tang 強調：「我們之所以能站得高、走得遠，是因為深深扎根於前人的付出、文化傳承與社區的全力支持。但『扎根』並不意味著停滯不前，而是為了讓我們能勇敢攀升——去開拓新思路、展現領導力、創辦企業，並在原本看似沒有可能的地方開創全新機遇。」
他同時指出，成功不僅僅關乎個人的成就高度，更在於能否肩負責任「攜手他人同行」，共同建構一個更具凝聚力與力量的群體。
Alexander Tang表示，本屆獲獎者雖然來自不同背景與專業領域，卻有著共同的根基，包括塑造他們的家庭、社區、文化與人生經歷。他們的成就不僅反映個人的努力，也展現一路支持他們的文化根源與社群力量。本屆晚宴主題正是希望在尊重來處的同時，鼓勵大家迎向未來。
Alexander Tang指出，ABL在過去42年間，持續透過人際連結、交流合作與教育機會，協助會員拓展業務及推進職涯。聯盟始終以支持亞裔及太平洋島裔社群為使命，並在本地與全球層面搭建跨文化、跨世代及跨產業的橋樑。他也感謝企業贊助商、會員、公職人員及理事團隊的支持，讓這個非營利組織得以持續發展。
晚宴由喜劇演員、主持人及社區領袖Paul「PK」Kim擔任司儀.
當晚並邀請AFC EcoPlastics LLC執行長Hailey Le擔任主題演講嘉賓。AFC EcoPlastics為總部位於越南的An Phat Holdings旗下美國子公司，致力於向北美市場提供生物塑膠、可堆肥樹脂及環境友善包裝方案。Hailey Le長期關注永續發展與創新，推動企業合作及傳統塑膠替代方案的實際應用。
主講嘉賓Haley Lee表示，晚宴主題「Rooted to Rise」（扎根茁壯，昂然崛起）令她深有共鳴，既呼應許多與會者的人生歷程，也映照出她自身跨越不同國家、持續成長的經驗。她出生並成長於越南，過去25年間，事業足跡從越南延伸至加拿大，最終來到美國。她曾任職跨國企業，也曾白手起家創業，經歷過成功與收穫，也面對過挑戰及數次重新出發。
目前，她負責領導AFC Ecoplastic北美業務，專注於永續環保包裝的全球貿易，將越南及韓國生產的產品供應至美國、加拿大與墨西哥等北美市場。
回顧這段旅程，Haley Lee表示，最寶貴的人生課題，往往來自逆境中重新成長的過程。每當移居新的國家，都必須重新適應文化與商業環境，並建立人脈網絡；她也曾反覆自問，是否有勇氣再次出發。歷經起伏後，她逐漸體會到，「重新開始，並不等於從零開始」，因為過去累積的經驗、知識、價值觀與韌性，始終伴隨自己。這些深植內心的根基，正是支持人們繼續向上成長的力量。
她分享，COVID-19疫情是生命中的另一個重要轉折。在此之前，她一直忙於追求目標、拓展事業，同時兼顧妻子與兩個孩子母親的角色，鮮少有機會停下腳步。直到疫情讓生活步調放緩，她才開始重新思考奮鬥的意義，以及工作、財富與成就是否足以定義人生。
這段沉澱改變了她對成功的理解。她認為，衡量成功的標準，不僅在於職位與財富，更在於能夠影響多少人的生命、為他人創造多少機會，以及留下怎樣的長遠貢獻。
圍繞「扎根與成長」，Haley Lee提出三點體悟。首先，要以自身的文化根源為榮。亞裔文化所重視的家庭、勤奮、韌性、卓越、尊重與責任，都是在新環境中開創事業的重要資產，值得珍惜與傳承。
其次，要持續學習與自我重塑。面對市場、科技及時代的變化，即使無法掌控外在環境，仍可選擇主動學習、靈活適應，並堅定前行。
第三，在自身成長的同時，也要扶持他人。她回憶，15年前初抵加拿大時，曾在當地新移民援助機構擔任志願者與主講人，協助新移民重建職涯。當中不乏擁有博士學位或高階管理經驗的人才，卻因缺乏當地工作經驗而在求職時屢遭拒絕。這讓她深刻感受到，許多人所欠缺的，往往只是一個機會、一份信任，或一次與合適資源接軌的連結。
Haley Lee表示，這也正是ABL等組織的重要價值：透過搭建橋樑、凝聚社群、肯定傑出成就，為下一代創造更多發展機會。她並透露，活動前與會長Alex交流時，已表達願意在未來以導師身分投入時間、分享經驗，支持社群及新一代創業者，將自身累積的歷練轉化為扶持他人的力量。
獲頒創新類獎項的Jaxon Lane，由Jen Yu與Alex Penfold共同創辦，Jen Yu擔任共同創辦人兼執行長。品牌將韓式護膚技術引入男性保養市場，以Bro Mask面膜等產品建立知名度。Jaxon Lane以產品表現與價格定位為特色，致力於讓男性消費者以較易負擔的價格取得優質護膚產品，展現其在市場定位與產品開發上的創新思維。
護膚品牌Jaxon Lane共同創辦人兼執行長Jen Yu獲獎後，感謝南加州亞洲商業聯盟（ABL）的肯定，並分享自身從文化認同到創業成長的歷程。
Jen表示，身為第一代華裔移民，她在加拿大亞裔人口稀少的小鎮長大，曾因同儕的偏見而對自身文化背景感到自卑。直到2009年前往加州就讀商學院，她才逐漸重新認識亞洲文化的深厚底蘊，並以自己的根源為榮。當晚看見眾多亞裔創業者齊聚一堂，更讓她深刻感受到社群的活力與凝聚力。
談及創業，Jen指出，她與丈夫兼共同創辦人Alex因看見男性護膚市場的不足，於八年前以自有資金創立品牌。創業前六年，她一面維持Google的全職管理工作，一面經營品牌，期間還迎來兩個孩子，在事業與家庭之間承擔多重責任。
她認為，亞洲文化所培養的勤奮、韌性與追求卓越的精神，是支持她走過挑戰的重要力量。從曾經羞於表達自身文化，到如今為亞裔社群的共同成就感到自豪，她期盼大家珍惜自己的根基，也為一路努力取得的成果喝采。
獲頒「卓越典範獎」（Beacon of Excellence）的Ryoko Rain，由創辦人兼創意總監Garrett James於2021年成立，是融合日本文化傳承與家庭、傳統及社區價值的高端街頭服飾品牌。品牌以蝴蝶標誌、產品品質及創新設計建立特色，並受到體育與娛樂界人士關注。其合夥人兼總經理Justin Otsuka。
時尚服飾品牌Ryoko Rain獲頒「卓越典範獎」後，合夥人Justin與創辦人Garrett先後致詞，感謝南加州亞洲商業聯盟（ABL）的肯定，以及家人與社群一路以來的支持。
Justin表示，品牌能走到今天，離不開Garrett的父母、妻子及眾多支持者的陪伴。他指出，Garrett自創業之初便堅持「社群優先於商業」的理念，相信真正的社群源於人與人之間真誠的連結，以及彼此扶持的共同信念。他也感謝ABL四十多年來凝聚社群的努力，並期待未來能積極參與、回饋這個大家庭。
Garrett則特別感謝大學時期的籃球隊友、ABL理事Jordan Young提名。他坦言，創業者往往忙於追逐銷售與成長目標，能夠暫時放慢腳步，與大家共同慶祝一路累積的成果，格外值得珍惜。他也感謝家人多年來始終如一的支持，並表示，妻子與女兒Alba讓他時刻記得，人生除了經營事業，還有更重要、值得珍惜的人與事。
「年度慈善公益獎」（Philanthropy of the Year）由Onco-Ballet Foundation獲得。該基金會由Anna Wassman-Cox創辦，透過向面對癌症的人士提供免費芭蕾課程，讓參與者在舞蹈中尋找喜悅、獲得身心支持，並探索自我表達的方式，展現藝術服務社群的力量。
Onco-Ballet基金會創辦人兼執行總監Anna Wassman Cox獲頒「年度慈善家獎」後，感謝提名人Kim及南加州亞洲商業聯盟（ABL）理事會的肯定與支持。
Anna表示，她在30歲前曾兩度罹患癌症，職業芭蕾舞者生涯也因傷中斷，這些經歷讓她對晚宴主題「Rooted to Rise」（扎根茁壯，昂然崛起）深有感觸。她將自身走過逆境的經驗化為助人的力量，創立Onco-Ballet，透過芭蕾律動陪伴面對癌症的人士，支持他們舒展身心、表達自我，並重新尋找生活中的喜悅。
她指出，這是她人生中首次獲獎，對她而言意義深遠。能以深刻影響自身生命的芭蕾藝術，陪伴不同背景的人度過脆弱與未知的時刻，是她最珍惜的使命。她也呼籲社會持續關注癌症防治、支持相關研究，並為亞裔及其他不同背景的群體提供更多援助。
獲頒「年度餐廳獎」（Restaurant of the Year）的Seven Grams，由執行長Weiwei Shao領導。餐廳以傳統與現代生活之間的平衡為理念，結合東方飲食的溫度與西方文化的開放精神，從手工小籠湯包到各式精心製作的菜餚，強調細節、用心與真誠，呈現自身的餐飲特色。
Seven Grams獲頒「年度最佳餐廳獎」後，由代表Marco與執行長Wei-Wei先後致詞，感謝南加州亞洲商業聯盟（ABL）的肯定，並向Alex、Gary及一路支持品牌的團隊、顧客與社區致謝。
Marco表示，作為年輕且持續成長的亞洲餐飲品牌，Seven Grams對亞洲美食日益受到美國主流市場喜愛深感自豪。他指出，美食不僅是味覺體驗，更是連結人與人、傳遞家的溫暖的重要媒介。品牌始終重視細節，從食材烹調到待客服務，力求將手工料理的溫度、道地風味與創新用餐體驗帶給每位顧客。
他也強調，這份榮譽屬於每一位辛勤付出的廚房、外場及管理團隊成員，也離不開顧客與社區的信任。未來，Seven Grams將持續傾聽意見、精進品質，以真誠服務回應大家的支持。
執行長Wei-Wei則再次感謝團隊、社區及ABL，並表示當晚特別為來賓準備了心意小禮，誠摯邀請大家到店體驗Seven Grams的料理與熱情款待。
「年度遠見獎」（Visionary of the Year）得主The Plug Drink，則展現韓裔創業者在健康保健市場的發展成果。品牌由一對韓裔美籍兄弟於2019年創立，將韓國相關產品開發經驗帶入美國市場，以結合傳統草本概念與現代科學為產品開發方向，主打肝臟健康保健市場；共同創辦人Justin Kim擔任營運長。
品牌從飲品拓展至錠劑等產品形式，並透過數位行銷及與Total Wine & More、KeHE Distributors等通路夥伴合作，擴大美國市場布局。The Plug於2024年名列Inc. 5000美國成長企業榜第147位，反映其在品牌經營與市場拓展上的成績。
The Plug Drink共同創辦人Ray Kim與Justin Kim兄弟獲頒「年度遠見卓識者獎」後，感謝南加州亞洲商業聯盟（ABL）理事會、David及Raymond James的支持，並向父母、家人、伴侶、團隊與顧客致謝。
Ray表示，兄弟倆在洛杉磯成長，能以韓裔美國人身分獲得肯定，深感榮幸。他指出，上一代移民與亞裔先驅的努力，為年輕創業者開拓了道路，也讓他們更加珍惜自身的文化根源與社群支持。
Justin表示，今年是品牌創業第七年，親眼見證韓國及亞洲文化在美國日益受到重視，令兄弟倆深受鼓舞。這份獎項既是肯定，也提醒他們承擔為下一代創造機會的責任。他並分享品牌拓展零售通路及延攬功能性飲料品牌REBBL前高階主管的進展，視之為企業成長的重要里程碑。
兄弟倆表示，未來將持續為亞裔社群發聲，促進東西方文化交流，並邀請與會者體驗產品、分享意見，與品牌共同成長。
晚宴節目包括交流酒會、贊助商致謝、主題演講、頒獎及抽獎。
並由創作歌手、吉他手兼音樂製作人JEONG帶來音樂演出。其音樂融合藍調、靈魂樂與節奏藍調元素，為活動增添藝術色彩。
本屆晚宴透過五家獲獎企業與機構的故事，呈現文化傳承、商業創新與社區服務之間的連結。Alexander Tang在獻詞中期許，社群在肯定前人貢獻、珍惜當下連結的同時，也能持續為後來者創造機會，讓深植社區的力量成為下一階段成長的基礎。
南加州亞裔商業聯盟（Asian Business League of Southern California，簡稱ABL）的領導團隊匯聚法律、金融、會計及財富管理等領域的專業人士，共同推動聯盟發展與社群交流。
主要幹部包括會長Alexander Tang，來自Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLP；副會長Eric Wu，來自Leech Tishman；財務長Jordan Young，來自Hutchinson and Bloodgood LLP；以及秘書David Yi，來自Raymond James。
理事成員包括Jacqueline Yu（The Law Offices of Jacqueline D. Yu）、Kim Nguyen（U.S. Bank私人財富管理）、Evelyn Moon（Evelyn Moon Law PC）及Zhi Tan（安永，EY）。
顧問團隊則由Gregory Karns（Cox, Castle & Nicholson LLP）、Ranya Ku（IMA Financial）及Mark Liu（Rimon Law）組成，另由Logan Lakis擔任協會主任。團隊結合不同領域的專業背景，為聯盟提供多元的經驗與支持。
Asian Business League of Southern California Honors Five Organizations at 39th Annual Awards Gala
“Rooted to Rise” celebrates cultural heritage, entrepreneurship and community service
The Asian Business League of Southern California (ABL) held its 39th Annual Awards Gala on October 29, 2026, at the Sheraton Los Angeles San Gabriel. Under the theme “Rooted to Rise,” the evening celebrated achievements in business innovation, cultural heritage and community service within the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community.
Five businesses and organizations received awards: Jaxon Lane, honored as an Icon of Innovation; Ryoko Rain, recognized as a Beacon of Excellence; Onco-Ballet Foundation, named Philanthropy of the Year; Seven Grams, awarded Restaurant of the Year; and The Plug Drink, recognized as Visionary of the Year. Together, the honorees reflected the creativity and influence of Asian American entrepreneurs and community organizations across perse fields.
In his remarks, ABL President Alexander Tang reflected on the organization’s more than four decades of service. He described ABL as a nonprofit bridge connecting business and community leaders across generations while fostering relationships and business opportunities throughout Southern California and the Pacific Rim.
Tang credited the board and volunteers, who contribute their time alongside their professional responsibilities, as well as sponsors, community partners and elected officials, including California State Assemblymember Mike Fong, for making the evening possible.
Addressing the theme “Rooted to Rise,” Tang emphasized that the community’s progress rests on the contributions of earlier generations, cultural traditions and collective support. Those roots, he said, provide the foundation for pursuing new ideas, demonstrating leadership, building businesses and creating opportunities where none previously seemed possible.
He also stressed that success carries a responsibility to help others advance and to build a stronger, more connected community.
Although this year’s honorees represented different backgrounds and industries, Tang noted that they shared a foundation shaped by family, community, culture and personal experience. Their accomplishments reflected both inpidual effort and the networks that supported them along the way.
Over the past 42 years, he added, ABL has helped members grow their businesses and advance their careers through relationships, collaboration and educational opportunities. The organization continues to support the AAPI community while building connections across cultures, generations and industries, locally and globally.
Comedian, emcee and community leader Paul “PK” Kim hosted the evening. The keynote address was delivered by Hailey Le, CEO of AFC EcoPlastics LLC, the U.S. subsidiary of Vietnam-based An Phat Holdings. The company provides bioplastics, compostable resins and environmentally responsible packaging solutions to the North American market.
Le said the evening’s theme resonated deeply with her own experience of building a career across countries. Born and raised in Vietnam, she has spent the past 25 years working in Vietnam, Canada and the United States. Her journey has included roles at multinational companies, launching her own ventures and navigating several periods of reinvention.
She now leads AFC EcoPlastics’ North American business, overseeing international trade in sustainable packaging products manufactured in Vietnam and South Korea for markets including the United States, Canada and Mexico.
Reflecting on her experience, Le said some of her most valuable lessons came from learning to grow again after setbacks. Moving to a new country meant adapting to unfamiliar cultures and business environments while rebuilding professional networks.
Over time, she came to understand that starting over does not mean starting from nothing. Experience, knowledge, values and resilience remain with a person wherever life takes them, providing the roots from which future growth becomes possible.
Le also described the COVID-19 pandemic as a turning point. Before that period, she had been focused on pursuing goals and growing her business while balancing her roles as a wife and mother of two. Slowing down gave her an opportunity to reconsider what she was working toward and whether professional achievement and wealth alone could define a meaningful life.
That reflection reshaped her understanding of success. Beyond titles and financial accomplishments, she said, success should also be measured by the lives one touches, the opportunities one creates for others and the lasting contribution one makes.
Le offered three lessons: take pride in one’s cultural roots, continue learning and reinventing oneself, and help others rise along the way.
She described the emphasis on family, hard work, resilience, excellence, respect and responsibility found in Asian cultures as valuable strengths when building a life and career in a new environment. Although inpiduals cannot control every change in markets or technology, she said, they can choose to remain adaptable and keep learning.
Recalling her volunteer work with a newcomer assistance organization after moving to Canada 15 years ago, Le spoke of highly qualified immigrants—including people with doctoral degrees and senior management experience—who struggled to find employment because they lacked local work experience. Often, she observed, what they needed was an opportunity, a connection or someone willing to place trust in them.
That experience reinforced her belief in organizations such as ABL, which connect people, recognize achievement and create opportunities for future generations. She also expressed her willingness to contribute time and experience as a mentor to emerging entrepreneurs.
Jaxon Lane, this year’s innovation honoree, was founded by Jen Yu and Alex Penfold, with Yu serving as co-founder and CEO. The brand brings Korean skincare expertise to the men’s grooming market and has gained recognition through products such as its Bro Mask. Its approach combines product performance with accessible pricing.
Accepting the award, Yu thanked ABL and shared her journey toward embracing her cultural identity.
A first-generation Chinese immigrant, she grew up in a small Canadian town with few Asian residents. Prejudice from peers left her feeling self-conscious about her background. After moving to California for business school in 2009, she began to rediscover the richness of Asian cultures and develop a stronger sense of pride in her heritage.
Seeing so many Asian American entrepreneurs gathered at the gala, she said, underscored the community’s energy and strength.
Yu and her husband, Penfold, launched Jaxon Lane eight years ago with their own funds after identifying unmet needs in men’s skincare. During the company’s first six years, she continued working full time in a management role at Google while helping build the brand and welcoming two children.
She credited hard work, resilience and a commitment to excellence—values reinforced by her upbringing—with helping her navigate those demands. Having moved from discomfort with her identity to pride in the community’s achievements, she encouraged others to celebrate both their roots and the progress they have made.
Beacon of Excellence honoree Ryoko Rain was founded in 2021 by Garrett James, who serves as its creative director. The luxury streetwear brand draws on Japanese heritage and the values of family, tradition and community. Its signature butterfly motif, attention to quality and distinctive designs have attracted interest from figures in sports and entertainment. Justin Otsuka serves as partner and general manager.
In their acceptance remarks, Otsuka and James thanked ABL, their families and the community that has supported the brand.
Otsuka said James’ parents, wife and many supporters had played an essential role in the company’s development. From the beginning, he noted, James had embraced the principle of “community before commerce,” believing that authentic communities grow through sincere relationships and a shared commitment to helping others.
He also thanked ABL for more than four decades of community building and expressed enthusiasm about becoming more involved.
James offered special thanks to Jordan Young, an ABL board member and his former college basketball teammate, for nominating the brand. He said entrepreneurs are often so focused on sales and growth that opportunities to pause and celebrate progress become especially meaningful.
He also recognized his family’s steadfast support, adding that his wife and daughter, Alba, remind him of the people and priorities that matter beyond running a business.
Philanthropy of the Year honoree Onco-Ballet Foundation was founded by Anna Wassman-Cox to offer free ballet classes to people facing cancer. Through movement, the organization creates opportunities for joy, self-expression and physical and emotional support.
Wassman-Cox, the foundation’s founder and executive director, thanked her nominator, Kim, and the ABL board for their recognition.
She shared that she had been diagnosed with cancer twice before turning 30 and that an injury had ended her professional ballet career. Those experiences gave the evening’s theme particular meaning for her.
By founding Onco-Ballet, she said, she sought to turn personal adversity into support for others, using ballet to help people reconnect with themselves and find moments of joy during uncertain and vulnerable times.
Describing the honor as the first award she had received, Wassman-Cox said it held deep personal significance. She also called for continued attention to cancer awareness, research and support for people from Asian and other perse communities.
Restaurant of the Year honoree Seven Grams is led by CEO Weiwei Shao. Its culinary philosophy seeks a balance between tradition and modern life, combining the warmth of Eastern food traditions with an openness to new ideas. From hand-folded soup dumplings to carefully prepared dishes, the restaurant emphasizes detail, care and sincerity.
Representative Marco and Shao accepted the award on behalf of the team, thanking ABL, Alex, Gary, their employees, customers and the surrounding community.
Marco said the young, growing brand takes pride in the increasing appreciation of Asian cuisine in the American mainstream. Food, he noted, is more than a dining experience: it brings people together and creates a sense of warmth and belonging.
He credited the restaurant’s kitchen, service and management teams for their dedication and said Seven Grams would continue listening to customers, refining its offerings and delivering thoughtful hospitality.
Shao echoed those thanks and invited guests to visit the restaurant, noting that the team had prepared small gifts for attendees as a gesture of appreciation.
Visionary of the Year honoree The Plug Drink was founded in 2019 by Korean American brothers Ray Kim and Justin Kim. The brand focuses on the liver-health supplement market, drawing on traditional herbal concepts and modern science. Justin Kim serves as co-founder and chief operating officer.
The company has expanded from beverages into pill formats and broadened its U.S. reach through digital marketing and distribution relationships with Total Wine & More and KeHE Distributors. In 2024, The Plug ranked No. 147 on the Inc. 5000 list of America’s fastest-growing private companies.
In their acceptance remarks, the brothers thanked ABL’s board, David, Raymond James, their families, partners, employees and customers.
Ray Kim said that growing up Korean American in Los Angeles made the recognition especially meaningful. He credited earlier generations of immigrants and Asian American trailblazers with opening doors for younger entrepreneurs.
Justin Kim said that, in the company’s seventh year, witnessing the growing influence of Korean and other Asian cultures in the United States had been deeply encouraging. He viewed the award as both recognition and a responsibility to create opportunities for the next generation.
He also shared updates on the brand’s retail expansion and recruitment of former senior executives from functional beverage company REBBL, describing those developments as important milestones.
The brothers said they would continue representing the Asian American community and fostering connections between Eastern and Western cultures.
The evening also included a cocktail reception, sponsor recognition, award presentations and a raffle. Singer-songwriter, guitarist and producer JEONG provided musical entertainment, drawing on blues, soul and R&B influences.
Through the stories of its five honorees, the gala highlighted the connections among cultural heritage, entrepreneurship and community service. In his written message, Tang encouraged the community to honor those who paved the way, strengthen present-day relationships and create opportunities for those who follow.
ABL’s leadership brings together professionals in law, finance, accounting and wealth management. Its officers include President Alexander Tang of Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch LLP; Vice President Eric Wu of Leech Tishman; Treasurer Jordan Young of Hutchinson and Bloodgood LLP; and Secretary David Yi of Raymond James.
Board members include Jacqueline Yu of The Law Offices of Jacqueline D. Yu; Kim Nguyen of U.S. Bank Private Wealth Management; Evelyn Moon of Evelyn Moon Law PC; and Zhi Tan of EY.
The advisory board comprises Gregory Karns of Cox, Castle & Nicholson LLP; Ranya Ku of IMA Financial; and Mark Liu of Rimon Law. Logan Lakis serves as association director. Together, they contribute professional experience and perspectives to support ABL’s work and community connections.
Text Editor & Editor-in-Chief: Jing Yang | Photography: Shawn Liu
