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Hyung K. Cha
Direttore/Membro del Consiglio presso
OHANA PAC
Profilo
Hyung K.
Cha is currently a Director at Ohana Pacific Bank, Director at Hawaii Council for the Humanities, President at Yonsei University Alumni Association, and Secretary at Korean American Chamber of Commerce of North Pacific Coast.
Previously, he worked as Director & Vice President at Korean United Society of Hawaii.
He received his graduate degree from Yonsei University in 1972 and his undergraduate degree from the same university in 1965.
Posizioni attive di Hyung K. Cha
| Società | Posizione | Inizio |
|---|---|---|
| OHANA PAC | Direttore/Membro del Consiglio | 01/01/2007 |
Korean American Chamber of Commerce of North Pacific Coast
 Korean American Chamber of Commerce of North Pacific Coast Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services Chamber of Commerce | Segretario Aziendale | 15/02/2010 |
Hawaii Council for the Humanities
 Hawaii Council for the Humanities Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services The Hawaii Council for the Humanities is a nonprofit organization established in 1972 and affiliated with the National Endowment for the Humanities. The non-profit company is based in Honolulu, HI. It supports public humanities programs that explore Hawaii’s diverse cultures, histories, and stories, fostering civic participation, cultural preservation, and public dialogue through initiatives such as Hawai‘i History Day, the Hawai‘i Poet Laureate program, the Tony Quagliano Poetry Award, the "Film for Thought" series, and community storytelling projects. The council provides competitive grants to promote community dialogue, preserve cultural materials, and broaden public understanding of Hawaii’s heritage, and has distributed funding through federal relief programs to aid humanities organizations impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Additional initiatives focus on civic engagement, leadership, voting rights awareness, and youth involvement, integrating Hawaiian principles. The council maintains a library and archive of humanities resources and collaborates with educational institutions, cultural organizations, and community partners. | Direttore/Membro del Consiglio | 15/02/2010 |
Yonsei University Alumni Association | Presidente | 15/02/2010 |
Precedenti posizioni note di Hyung K. Cha
| Società | Posizione | Fine |
|---|---|---|
Korean United Society of Hawaii | Direttore/Membro del Consiglio | - |
Formazione di Hyung K. Cha
Esperienze
Posizioni ricoperte
Attive
Inattive
Società nel listino
Aziende private
Relazioni
20
Relazioni di 1° grado
6
Aziende connesse in 1º grado
Uomo
Donna
Amministratori
Dirigenti
Società collegate
| Aziende private | 6 |
|---|---|
Yonsei University
 Yonsei University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Ohana Pacific Bank
 Ohana Pacific Bank Regional BanksFinance Provides personal and business banking services | Finance |
Yonsei University Alumni Association | |
Korean American Chamber of Commerce of North Pacific Coast
Korean American Chamber of Commerce of North Pacific Coast Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services Chamber of Commerce | Commercial Services |
Hawaii Council for the Humanities
Hawaii Council for the Humanities Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services The Hawaii Council for the Humanities is a nonprofit organization established in 1972 and affiliated with the National Endowment for the Humanities. The non-profit company is based in Honolulu, HI. It supports public humanities programs that explore Hawaii’s diverse cultures, histories, and stories, fostering civic participation, cultural preservation, and public dialogue through initiatives such as Hawai‘i History Day, the Hawai‘i Poet Laureate program, the Tony Quagliano Poetry Award, the "Film for Thought" series, and community storytelling projects. The council provides competitive grants to promote community dialogue, preserve cultural materials, and broaden public understanding of Hawaii’s heritage, and has distributed funding through federal relief programs to aid humanities organizations impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Additional initiatives focus on civic engagement, leadership, voting rights awareness, and youth involvement, integrating Hawaiian principles. The council maintains a library and archive of humanities resources and collaborates with educational institutions, cultural organizations, and community partners. | Commercial Services |
Korean United Society of Hawaii |
