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1. Isabel and josh engaged in a business transaction professional#
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He founded Himalaya Capital in late 1997 and has been running its principal fund ever since. from Columbia College, Law School, and Business School. From 1990 to 1996, Li Lu attended Columbia University and became one of the first students in the university’s history to graduate with three degrees simultaneously: B.A., J.D., and M.B.A. He was forced to leave the country and came to the U.S. As a college student, he participated in the Tiananmen Square student movement in 1989. Li Lu is the Founder and Chairman of Himalaya Capital, a multi-billion-dollar investment firm that primarily focuses on long-term investment opportunities in Asia and the U.S. Every single one of us is part of the American story-and The Asian American Foundation is here to stand up for us all. We serve the 23 million Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders who strive to build on the promise of America and create a future that we-and the next generation-deserve. Our board has made the largest philanthropic commitment in history focused specifically on AAPI communities-and this is just the beginning. We want to close the vast AAPI economic and influence gap. Our most vulnerable are overlooked and violently assaulted daily.

Isabel and josh engaged in a business transaction professional#

We are consistently denied opportunities for professional advancement. The Asian American Foundation (TAAF) believes that a better America is not only possible but necessary.Įven as the fastest growing ethnic group in the country, AAPI communities are severely underfunded.

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The Asian American Foundation (TAAF) is stepping up to protect our fundamental right to belong and prosper, free from cycles of discrimination and violence.įrom the first recorded settlement of Filipinos in 1763 escaping imprisonment aboard Spanish Galleons in New Orleans, and throughout each succeeding wave of immigration from Asia and the Pacific since then, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have fought and endured in our struggle to be valued by American society.ĭespite our AAPI communities' remarkable success and vital contributions across social, economic, and political realms, progress towards greater national acceptance and belonging continues to be threatened by unchecked cycles of xenophobia and race-based violence. Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have called the United States of America home for over two centuries.