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NAAAP Timeline  




1982 - NAAAP first founded in New York City

1986
- Boston chapter formed

1987
- Chicago chapter formed

1992
- First NAAAP convention held in Chicago

1997
- Atlanta chapter founded

1999 - Toronto chapter, 1st Canada joined

2001 - First NAAAP winter retreat in Dallas

2003
- NAAAP National Advisor Board created

2007 - Atlanta hosted NAAAP National Convention

2007
- NAAAP National Career Center launched

2009
- NAAAP is 30 chapters and over 3000 members strong
 




1982 - NAAAP first founded in New York City

1986
- Boston chapter formed

1987
- Chicago chapter formed

1992
- First NAAAP convention held in Chicago

1997
- Atlanta chapter founded

1999 - Toronto chapter, 1st Canada joined

2001 - First NAAAP winter retreat in Dallas

2003
- NAAAP National Advisor Board created

2007 - Atlanta hosted NAAAP National Convention

2007
- NAAAP National Career Center launched

2009
- NAAAP is 30 chapters and over 3000 members strong
 

Achievements & Aspirations
NAAAP is the network for Asian American leaders. Atlanta is the largest NAAAP chapter, with almost 400 members.  We're proud to be have been recognized with a total of 12 national awards of excellence, including Chapter of the Year in 2005, 2006, and 2008.

The 2009 NAAAP Leadership Team is dedicated to making our chapter the premier network of Asian American professionals in this city. 

The NAAAP vision: "We make leaders!"

NAAAP Atlanta's mission is to: 

  • Cultivate and empower leaders for professional excellence
  • Connect accomplished professionals for mutual success
  • Engage and participate with the community-at-large
  • Connect professionals across all Asian communities
  • Advance members in their careers
  • Inspire leaders to make a meaningful difference in government, education, business, and society

2009 Focus Areas: 
For 2009, we've assembled a large dedicated team of NAAAP members who will serve in a variety of leadership roles to bring you initiatives in the following areas of focus:

  • Professional development programs
  • Business networking, sporting and social events
  • Engagement with corporate and small business organizations for jobs and program partnerships
  • Community service projects, including our signature event, the annual Chopstix for Charity
  • Improved website and membership database

2009 Leaders:

Executive Board                 Directors

 

Achievements & Aspirations
NAAAP is the network for Asian American leaders. Atlanta is the largest NAAAP chapter, with almost 400 members.  We're proud to be have been recognized with a total of 12 national awards of excellence, including Chapter of the Year in 2005, 2006, and 2008.

The 2009 NAAAP Leadership Team is dedicated to making our chapter the premier network of Asian American professionals in this city. 

The NAAAP vision: "We make leaders!"

NAAAP Atlanta's mission is to: 

  • Cultivate and empower leaders for professional excellence
  • Connect accomplished professionals for mutual success
  • Engage and participate with the community-at-large
  • Connect professionals across all Asian communities
  • Advance members in their careers
  • Inspire leaders to make a meaningful difference in government, education, business, and society

2009 Focus Areas: 
For 2009, we've assembled a large dedicated team of NAAAP members who will serve in a variety of leadership roles to bring you initiatives in the following areas of focus:

  • Professional development programs
  • Business networking, sporting and social events
  • Engagement with corporate and small business organizations for jobs and program partnerships
  • Community service projects, including our signature event, the annual Chopstix for Charity
  • Improved website and membership database

2009 Leaders:

Executive Board                 Directors

 

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NAAAP Atlanta  
 








The Atlanta chapter was founded in 1997 and incorporated in 2002. As a chapter under NAAAP National, NAAAP-Atlanta serves the greater Atlanta community.

 








The Atlanta chapter was founded in 1997 and incorporated in 2002. As a chapter under NAAAP National, NAAAP-Atlanta serves the greater Atlanta community.

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Past Presidents  

Honor Roll of NAAAP Atlanta Presidents

2009-2010 - Fabian De Rozario

2008 - Tommy Yip

2006-2007 - Brenda Tran

2005 - Amy Lin Halligan

2004 - Jimmy Tai

2003 - Ben Lee

2002 - Rosemary Watts

2001 - Caroline Dunn

2000 - Van Phan

1999 - Victor Sze

1997-1998 - Jerry Chang

Honor Roll of NAAAP Atlanta Presidents

2009-2010 - Fabian De Rozario

2008 - Tommy Yip

2006-2007 - Brenda Tran

2005 - Amy Lin Halligan

2004 - Jimmy Tai

2003 - Ben Lee

2002 - Rosemary Watts

2001 - Caroline Dunn

2000 - Van Phan

1999 - Victor Sze

1997-1998 - Jerry Chang

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