Welcome Paul and Jenny: BCNC’s Newest Board Members
/We are pleased to announce that Paul Bi and Jenny Hong have joined our Board of Directors.
Ben Hires, BCNC CEO, said, “BCNC is so grateful to Jenny and Paul for their dedication, expertise, and care for the BCNC community. Today’s challenges require fresh and innovative perspectives and I know Jenny and Paul will help us. Their experiences are incredibly valuable to informing BCNC’s future strategies and impact.”
Paul Bi
Paul Bi is the Director of New Product Innovation within Liberty Mutual’s GRS Global Innovation & Insights group where he leads global commercial new product & service innovation strategy focusing on emerging and disruptive trends. Paul was also a founding member of Liberty Mutual’s LEAAP (Leading & Empowering Asian and Ally Professionals) employee resource group leading the organization as the National Co-Chair for several years. Paul has volunteered with BCNC for many years, most recently as a BCNC college access mentor to a youth and on the Gala Host Committee. He also brings his experience as a resident of the South Shore.
“I am incredibly honored to be joining BCNC’s Board of Directors. As a second generation Chinese American, I’ve experienced firsthand the many challenges immigrant families face navigating a new environment. I’m inspired by the organization’s mission of empowering the Pan-Asian and new immigrant community in building a pathway forward to better lives. I look forward to further serving the community and working with the leadership team and the Board to continue expanding the BCNC’s impact and reach.”
Jenny Hong
Jenny Hong is currently the executive director of a charitable fund, the Tawingo Fund, whose mission is to help the poor in developing countries. The fund supports organizations that offer sustainable and scalable solutions that maximize the impact of their contributions—often through volunteer support and great leadership. Prior to joining the board, Jenny served on the BCNC Board of Ambassadors and Finance Committee.
“I have had much good fortune since I came to the U.S. fourteen years ago. Part of that good fortune is the opportunity to help others. I am grateful for the opportunity to serve the Asian immigrant community in Boston.”
