korean american chamber of commerce of atlanta Archives

Celebrating Powerhouse Women

Michelle Kang, Vice President of Korean American Chamber of Commerce of Atlanta

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Celebrating Powerhouse Women salutes and recognizes women who are making an impact, whether it’s in business, philanthropy, public service, or elsewhere.

Michelle Kang/Korean American Chamber of Commerce of Atlanta

Michelle Kang is a first generation Korean American. She immigrated to Georgia in 1992 and has since become a U.S. citizen by naturalization. Since obtaining her Master of Public Administration from the University of Georgia in 2009, she has been serving the Korean American community and business community in the region with her various positions in several organizations including:

Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce Board Member
Gwinnett County 2022 Citizen Budget Review Committee Member
Community Partner Advisory Committee for the Gwinnett Place Mall Redevelopment
Korean American Constituency Director of the Asian American Action Fund
Secretary-General of the Atlanta Korean American Committee Against Asian Hate
Chairwoman of Business Planning Committee of the Federation of Korean Associations (Southeast USA)
VP of External Affairs of Korean American Chamber of Commerce of Atlanta, GA

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Michelle Kang with the Korean American Chamber of Commerce and Gabrielle Mills & David Lopez with Sourced.

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Michelle Kang, Gabrielle Mills and David Lopez

Michelle Kang/Korean American Chamber of Commerce of Atlanta

The Korean American Chamber of Commerce of Atlanta, GA was established in 1971 by the Korean American business owners of the Atlanta area to build a strong business community. It is an umbrella organization which has worked with various professional associations such as Korean Business Women Association, Grocery Association, Liquor Association, Beauty Supply Association and Restaurant Association. It has also been very active promoting the 2020 census and disseminating information of the Cares Act in 2020. The chamber would like to help its members to expand their business territory to the greater Atlanta area business community.

Gabrielle Mills & David Lopez/Sourced.

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