Liliana Chen is the 2008 National President and one of the original co-founders of PbP. She currently runs her own PR/Special Events company named, eLcie Media Services, and has worked with clients such as Siegfried & Roy and their protege', Darren Romeo; journalist Bill Moyers and his PBS documentary, "Becoming American: The Chinese Experience", as well as red carpet events for the opening of the ImaginAsian Theater in Los Angeles, to the Asian Diversity Conference and Career Fair in NYC and SF. Liliana was made in Taiwan, raised in Buenos Aires, Argentina and now calls New York City her home as a proud Queens girl. This is her eleventh straight year serving on the leadership team of PbP.
liliana.chen@projectbyproject.org

jennifer.lin@projectbyproject.org

Jorge has been with Project by Project since 2005. Previously, he has served as Director of Finance for PbP-NY. Jorge is very active in the NYC community. He has helped organize the Asian American Heritage Festival and the NYC Dragonboat Races. Besides volunteering for Project by Project, this year Jorge is also on the organizing committee for American Cancer Society's Relay For Life, an event to raise funds for the fight against cancer. Professionally, Jorge is a Senior Financial Analyst with Lehman Brother's Structured Credit Finance Division. His career in finance began in 1997 with State Street Bank in Boston. He later worked for Fitch Ratings, Bank of New York, and NorthStar Realty Finance Corp. He holds a B.S. in International Management from Boston University and a MBA from Pace University.
jorge.chang@projectbyproject.org

James has been with Project by Project since 2006 working in various design related roles. James currently works at a rating agency covering healthcare companies. James graduated from NYU from a B.S. in finance and accounting. He is a supporter of Barack Obama.
james.sung@projectbyproject.org

Travis is currently a System Engineer at Capital Systems, specializing in System/Network design and implementation. Travis holds a B.S. in Computer Engineering and he graduated from Rochester Institute of Technology in 2005 with a M.S. in Computer Science. This is his second year with Project by Project.
travis.wu@projectbyproject.org

Chester has been involved with Project by Project Southern California in Corporate Relations since 2004, and was Corporate Relations Director in 2006 and 2007. He currently works at Southern California Edison, one of the largest electric utilities in the United States, and performs various project management roles for large scale projects . Chester also volunteers for other Asian American non-profit organizations. He is President of Pacific Film Currents, a non-profit organization that develops, produces, and distributes educational films on Asian American issues, and has volunteered for the Japanese American National Museum since 1990. He enjoys traveling (especially to Las Vegas) and his hobby is genealogy, in which he teaches classes on researching one's family tree (for Japanese Americans).
chester.hashizume@projectbyproject.org

June currently works as the corporate relations development associate for Easter Seals, a national non-profit organization that provides disability services to children and adults. In this role, she cultivates and manages relationships with corporate donors to increase support for Easter Seals programs. June received her graduate degree in Forensic Psychology from John Jay College of Criminal Justice and she holds a BA in Brain & Cognitive Science from the University of Rochester. June credits Project by Project for cultivating her interest in philanthropy and this is her fourth year with the organization.
june.hou@projectbyproject.org