NAAAP Phoenix Leadership team wishes you a very

At this time of year, we give thanks for loyal members like you.

Your support and patronage have helped this year a success.

UPCOMING EVENTS

• Sat., Jan 12, 2013 - Asian American Kickoff Celebration Banquet at Fiesta Resort & Conference Center

• Thurs., Dec 6, 6:30pm - Speak to Succeed!

• Sat., Dec 8, 8:45AM – Community Service event at Horses Help

• Thurs, Dec 13, 5:30pm – Holiday Mixer at Talking Stick Resort

(PHOENIX)--The National Association of Asian American Professionals– Phoenix Chapter is proud to announce that Dr. Tony Lee, member of the Board of Directors, was selected for the Valley Leadership Institute Class 34.

Dr. Lee was chosen after a competitive interview and application process for the nine-month leadership program that selects 50 Phoenix-area business and civic leaders. Many Valley corporations and organizations view the institute as an affordable and highly effective leadership development program for their best and brightest employees—those who they see as the future leaders within their organizations. New this year, participants will get extensive executive leadership training developed by the Thunderbird School of Global Management in Glendale, designed to help graduates thrive at the highest levels of their careers.

As a NAAAP-Phoenix Board Director, Dr. Lee knows the importance of developing and improving professional skills. Under his leadership, the NAAAP Phoenix mentorship program pairs up mentors with mentees who are committed to helping each other get to the next professional level.

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NAAAP's vision is to be the proving ground for North American Asian Professionals, forging leaders of tomorrow through professional development, cultural awareness, community service and mentorship. To learn more about our member benefits or if you would like to join the NAAAP Phoenix family visit http://www.naaapphoenix.org/membership.php

Phoenix, Arizona - The National Association of Asian American Professionals – Phoenix Chapter (NAAAP Phoenix) congratulates the latest graduates from Mentorship Class 5, for completing their program on June 30, 2012.

Eileen Sullivan | Patrick Contrades | Steve Schnitzer | Emilie Shiner

Melissa Rose | Patrick Black | Donald Dy | Pamela Lam

Janet Yeung | Chuong Tan | Kamla Tung | Patrick Isimang

Celene Molera | Amanda Wright | Khan Dao | Aizat Murtaza

NAAAP’s Mentorship program creates opportunities for individuals to work with successful leaders in their field and take their professional and personal skills to the next level. Mentees partner with mentors to quickly reach their goals and improve their quality of life. Mentors also find enrichment by sharing their hard-earned wisdom and legacies and opening opportunities to another.

The graduates celebrated their accomplishments at the 5th annual Mentorship Graduation & Reception on July 6 at Henkel Headquarters in Scottsdale.

NAAAP's vision is to be the proving ground for North American Asian Professionals, forging leaders of tomorrow through professional development, cultural awareness, community service and mentorship.  To learn more about our member benefits or join the NAAAP Phoenix family go to http://www.naaapphoenix.org/membership