Leadership Transition at KACF-SF

[vc_row][vc_column width="1/3"][vc_column_text][/vc_column_text][/vc_column][vc_column width="2/3"][vc_column_text]KACF-SF announces that Eun-Joo Chang will be stepping down from her role as Executive Director on Dec. 31, 2017 after having served at the helm of KACF-SF since July 2014. Eun-Joo led the Foundation through its public launch in October 2014, four grantmaking cycles, two galas and numerous special events with tireless dedication and good humor, always striving for excellence. She was KACF-SF’s ultimate volunteer, having donated hundreds of hours of service as executive director in the early years. Eun-Joo leaves her position in order to spend more time with family and to pursue special projects, including continuing to support KACF-SF as Senior Advisor & Consultant.“We were extremely fortunate to have Eun-Joo as our inaugural executive director and grateful for her many contributions both to KACF-SF and to the Korean American community during her tenure. She came to us with more than 25 years of nonprofit work experience as a strategic planner, leader and manager. Eun-Joo brought experience, expertise, and heart to elevate KACF-SF to be a professionally-run and dynamic organization that it is today. Her warmth and openness helped to attract volunteers and to establish strong working relationships with our grantee partners. The Board members and I have enjoyed working closely with Eun-Joo and are grateful that she’ll be staying on as advising consultant.” (Sophia Oh-Kim, Board Chair)KACF-SF is thrilled to welcome Lina Park, who will succeed Eun-Joo on Jan. 1, 2018. Lina comes to us from Asian Health Services, one of KACF-SF’s grantee partners, where she has worked for the past two years in communications, marketing, and donor relations. She brings to KACF-SF a broad range of experiences and skills, both from her prior nonprofit work in the arts and education fields, as well as from her work in the private sector.“We all knew it will be very difficult to find Eun-Joo’s replacement -- a talented Korean American nonprofit professional, bi-cultural and committed to community work. Lina met all those qualifications and articulated beautifully her passion for the vision of an empowered Korean American community. We are excited at the prospect of working with Lina, who will bring a fresh outlook and energy to galvanize further the growth of KACF-SF.”  (Sophia Oh-Kim)Please join us in welcoming Lina to the KACF-SF family![/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

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