June Lee, Executive Director of KCCEB, is dedicated to empowering immigrant communities through service and advocacy. Her work focuses on creating meaningful, lasting impact at both individual and community levels.

Pat Lee recounts building a life and business in Oakland as part of the early Korean immigrant community. Her story highlights resilience, entrepreneurship, and the power of community support.

Kevin Yoo reflects on his journey from rural Korea to a decades-long career in real estate. His story captures the determination and adaptability of first-generation immigrant entrepreneurs.

Entrepreneur and former athlete Alex Hahn shares his path from Korea to building a business in the U.S. He emphasizes community, perseverance, and redefining success beyond wealth.

Joanna Kim Selby recounts a life shaped by war, migration, and service. Her journey reflects resilience and a lifelong commitment to helping others.

From wartime Japan to building a new life in the United States, Yonsuk Dallas reflects on loss, resilience, and the unexpected connections that shaped her journey. She expresses deep gratitude for the community that supported her and encourages future generations to stay rooted in their heritage.