Officer Team

Hayley first learned about NAAAP through a former officer and attended a few networking events. She wanted to get more involved with NAAAP because the organization offers a unique combination of opportunities for leadership development, professional growth, and community involvement. She hopes to continue growing NAAAP’s role in empowering and serving the Asian American community of the San Francisco Bay Area.

Hayley studied urban planning at UC Berkeley, where she also served as philanthropy chair for her sorority. She currently works for a real estate consulting firm in San Francisco.

Gordon has been involved in affordable housing management for ten years. He joined Chinatown Community Development Center in 2008 and eventually assumed the Director of Property Management position in 2011. He is overseeing operation of a portfolio including 2000 residential units while leading over 60 employees in his department. In addition to property management, he also specializes in non- profit management, business strategy, leadership development, and special project management. Gordon holds a MBA degree from Golden Gate University and a B.S. in Managerial Economics from the University of California, Davis.

As a Senior Regional Credit Officer at Wells Fargo, I work directly with the Business Banking President and his team of 50+ Business Bankers in strategically growing and managing a $900 million+ loan portfolio by approving loans within my lending authority for the South Bay Business Banking Division. With the guidance of the Credit Management Group, I also review and approve workout strategy on problem loans to minimize loan losses. During my tenor at Wells Fargo, I have also covered the Northern California, East Bay, San Francisco and Greater Los Angeles Divisions.

Prior to joining Wells Fargo, I was a Middle Market Real Estate and Commercial Banking Relationship Manager for Bank of America covering the San Francisco and South Bay Markets.

I also serve on the Board of Directors for Christian Church Homes (www.cchnc.org). Founded in 1961, CCH is a non profit organization that builds and manages quality senior affordable housing communities. CCH currently serve 6,300 residents and owns and manages 59 communities valued at $553 million. CCH’s goal is to create and preserve affordable homes for seniors.

Kathy is currently a partner at Modern Career Advice. Modern Career Advice is partnered with UC Berkeley Alumni Association where they are asked to teach their data-driven, scientific, and logical strategies to their 100,000+ alumni.

At Modern Career Advice, Kathy has taken working professionals who were once stuck in jobs where they were underpaid, intellectually unstimulated, and at companies with no career growth potential – to landing job offers for roles, pay packages, and from companies they thought were otherwise out of reach.

She has accomplished these results by utilizing a data-driven, scientific, and logical approach to landing high-quality offers.

Prior to Modern Career Advice, Kathy graduated with a degree from UC Berkeley in Media Studies and worked within the Financial Services industry.

Website: www.ModernCareerAdvice.com
Contact: Kathy@ModernCareerAdvice.com

I am part of the Membership Committee of NAAAP SF. Prior to joining the team, I have been a NAAAP member for quite some time which I enjoyed a lot going to their events. Through my experience, I have learned a lot more about NAAAP and realized this is more than a social organization. It is something bigger. It is about nurturing professionals in ways that allow the professionals to give back to the community at the same time. Come by and say hi when you see me at the event. I’ll promise I won’t over convince you to join!