1. 2012 ANNUAL REPORT
Preparing Asians and Americans
for a Shared Future
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SEOUL
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2. Asia Society believes that without an understanding of
Asia, the United States cannot compete in a globalized
economy. With your help, we provide a forum for the
public, because without closer ties and deepened
understanding, we cannot solve the problems of
tomorrow, today.
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3. Dear Supporters and Friends:
Asia Society Northern California owes its success to four key components, all of which relate to each other: a
dedicated and professional staff, a remarkable board, strong support from corporate and individual
supporters, and the active participation of the community.
Our board, co-chaired by Chong-Moon Lee and Jack Wadsworth, provides advice and guidance, outreach into
the many communities that make up the San Francisco Bay Area, and much of the financial support that
enables us to undertake so many public and private programs. Board support has been indispensable to our
continued growth within the Bay Area and, increasingly, into the rest of Northern California and Asia.
Our staff of dedicated professionals produces a remarkable slate of programs and special events, from
large-scale productions such as our Annual Dinner (this year featuring Governor Jerry Brown and Union Bank
President and CEO Masashi Oka) and Pacific Cities Sustainability Initiative conferences in Los Angeles and
San Francisco, to small events such as our annual Wine + Art open house event in December. We are increas-
ingly focusing on generating original content through our public programs. In collaboration with our sister
Center in Los Angeles, ASNC is producing a highly anticipated study on Chinese direct investment in California.
This report, when completed, will be the first major study to directly address one of the most important linch-
pins of the State’s future economic success. Our Pacific Cities Sustainability Initiative--a forum for best prac-
tices in urban sustainability in the United States and Asia -- is in its third year and provides a unique forum
combining business, policy, and academic perspectives.
Our corporate and individual supporters are ANSC's key partners. A complete list of our donors can be found
on page 9. They provide not only financial support, but also programmatic guidance and trans-national per-
spectives in many important areas. Many also provide us with in-kind assistance through the use of their ven-
ues and even staff support for programs and special events.
Finally, the support of the public is crucial to our growth. The Bay Area has a wealth of opportunities and
resources and we are delighted to be an integral part of this vibrant and growing region. As California’s ties
with Asia grow, ASNC will continue to be one of the primary links working to create relationships across the
Pacific. We look forward to seeing you at one of our upcoming programs!
Dr. N. Bruce Pickering John S. Wadsworth Chong-Moon Lee
Executive Director & VP Co-Chairman Co-Chairman
Global Programs
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4. SUSTAINABILITY PROGRAMS
Creating livable sustainable cities
Asia's rapid urban growth (Photo: Flikr User tyler_haglund) Promoting clean energy technology
Rapid urbanization poses tremendous challenges for decision makers in Asia. As cities become the center of
economic, social, and cultural life in Asia, they also consume the lion’s share of scarce natural resources, such as
water, food, and energy. Ensuring a reasonable quality of life and finding ways to maintain this quality in the years,
decades, and generations to come are central to urban sustainability.
The Pacific Cities Sustainability Initiative (PCSI) connects global experts from academia, government, the private
sector, and civil society in order to foster dialogue and share of best practices in addressing urban sustainability
challenges around the Pacific Rim. PCSI has been promoting long-term collaboration between the U.S. and Asia
on sustainable urban growth through conferences and meetings in California, and plans are underway to expand
this program by taking it to Asia.
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5. BUSINESS & POLICY PROGRAMS
Asia Society’s Business in Asia programs keep
our members up-to-date on the latest trends in
the U.S.-Asian business relationship. On May
23, a panel of experts convened by Asia Society
addressed "Jugaad Innovation: Reigniting
America's Ingenuity," an event exploring
a flexible, low-cost approach to business
innovation that is being pioneered in emerging
economies such as India.
Mansukh Bhai shows off his invention: a terra cotta fridge that runs without electricity. (Photo:
www.mitticool.in)
Like the United States, China is engaged in
a massive reform of its healthcare system.
Besides providing affordable healthcare to
Chinese citizens, this reform represents a huge
opportunity for foreign investors. Asia Society
explored the opportunities and challenges
for investors at a May 16 event with leading
healthcare experts from the U.S. and Asia
"Investing in China's Healthcare Boom."
A pharmacist prepares traditional Chinese medicine. (Photo: eteacherchinese.com)
Asia Society and Rhodium Group are releasing
a new report this fall that will examine the
opportunities for California to maximize
Chinese direct investment. The upcoming
report builds on the success of an earlier study
released by Asia Society in May 2011, entitled
An American Open Door? Maximizing the
Benefits of Chinese Direct Investment. The
report, focused on strategic industries and
policy recommendations, will be launched at a
series of events in California and China.
For more information please visit:
www.AsiaSociety.org/ChinaCAInvestment
Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping shakes hands with California Governor Jerry Brown on a
recent visit to the state. (Photo: Getty Images North America)
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6. ARTS & CULTURE PROGRAMS
Taiwanese Beef Noodle Soup (Photo: Asia Society Northern California) Eat, Play, Live Panelists (from left to right): Charles Thor, Irene Tieh,
Wen-Chih Yu, Adam Collardey, and moderator Sydnie Kohara
(Photo: Carl Sturgess)
Asia Society’s Off the Menu series features leading On February 16, Asia Society Northern California
Asian and Asian-inspired chefs and food writers from and its Young Professionals Group hosted "Eat,
the Bay Area and beyond. One of the highlights of Play, Live: Stories from Expats in Asia," a panel
the 2011-12 series was "Taiwanese Beef Noodle discussion on Americans living and working
Soup," featuring Chef Hou Chun-sheng, winner of abroad in Asia. The discussion was moderated
the 2011 International Beef Noodle Soup Festival in by veteran broadcast journalist and Asia Society
Taipei. board member Sydnie Kohara.
Our 2011-12 Meet the Author series featured discussions with leading fiction and non-fiction writers
including Perry Link on activist Liu Xiaobo, Amitav Ghosh on River of Smoke, Ian W. Toll on the war in the
Pacific and Gregg Jones on U.S. imperial ambitions in the Philippines.
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7. ASIA SOCIETY PROGRAMS
Asia Society Northern California hosted over 60 programs in Fiscal Year 2012. Here are a few highlights from
our diverse public program offerings.
SUSTAINABILITY Corporate Briefing: Nick Lardy - Asia MEET THE AUTHOR
Financial Forum with Jack Wadsworth
Zhou Xiang, Green Anhui March 28, 2012 Amitav Ghosh: River of Smoke
August 22, 2011 October 19, 2011
Understanding Muslim Minorities in Asia:
PCSI Panel Discussion: Environmental Law The Political Presence of India's Muslims Wade Davis: Into the Silence: The Great War,
in China April 25, 2012 Mallory, and the Conquest of Everest
September 27, 2011 November 1, 2011
The Cross-Border Talent Economy: How
PCSI Conference: Mobility, Livability, and US Companies Can Compete in the Global Ezra Vogel: Deng Xiaoping and the
Economic Growth: Sustainability Lessons Market Transformation of China
from the Pacific Rim April 26, 2012 November 8, 2011
October 24, 2011
Roundtable: Investing in China's Healthcare Rebecca Fannin & Sean Randolph: Startup
PCSI Conference: Connecting Los Angeles to Boom Asia
Asia - Opportunities for Sustainable Mobility May 16, 2012 January 12, 2012
October 26, 2011
The Next Phase of China's Health System Ian Toll: Pacific Crucible: War at Sea in the
Building China's Urban Future Reforms Pacific, 1941-1942
March 21, 2012 May 29, 2012 January 17, 2012
BUSINESS & POLICY ARTS & CULTURE Perry Link on Liu Xiaobo's No Enemies, No
Hatred
Conference: Protecting IP in China - Panel Discussion: Ping Pong Diplomacy and January 26, 2012
Innovation, Legal Change, and Business its Legacy
Strategy in the Life Sciences Industry July 5, 2011 Robert Guest: Borderless Economics
November 7, 2011 February 23,2012
Film Screening/Discussion: "Bicycle Bride"
Asian Americans in Politics: A Post-Election July 6, 2011 Gregg Jones: Honor in the Dust: Theodore
Analysis Roosevelt, War in the Philippines, and the
November 15, 2011 Enchanting Ethnic Indonesian Dance Rise and Fall of America's Imperial Dream
September 12, 2011 Februray 28, 2012
Human Rights in Cambodia Symposium
November 19, 2011 Filipino American International Book Handel Jones: Chinamerica
Festival April 12, 2012
Nicholas Platt's China Boys & Shanghai October 1-2, 2011
Conservatory Concert YOUNG PROFESSIONAL GROUP
March 15, 2012 Taiwan Film Festival
October 14-16, 2011 Taiwanese Beef Noodle Soup
Nicholas Platt: China Then and Now February 8, 2012
March 16, 2012 Asian Contemporary Art with Holland Cotter,
Vishakha Desai, and Jay Xu at the Asian Eat, Play, Live: Stories from Expats in Asia
Christopher Twomey: Is Armed Conflict with Contemporary Art Week February 16, 2012
China Avoidable? May 15, 2012
March 22, 2012 Happy Hour: Jeremy Lin's Knicks Take on the
SPECIAL EVENT Chicago Bulls
Simone Ahuja & Navi Radjou: Jugaad March 12, 2012
Innovation: Reigniting American Ingenuity Wine & Art Open House
May 23, 2012 December 1, 2011
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8. ASNC 9th ANNUAL DINNER
Asia Society Northern California’s 9th Annual Dinner
took place on May 11th, 2012 at The Ritz-Carlton Hotel
San Francisco. The dinner, which raised over $330,000 in Lead Sponsors
revenue, featured a discussion about U.S.-Asia relations, a
silent auction, and a raffle. Reiko & Chong-Moon Lee
Union Bank
John S. & Susy Wadsworth
Each year, the Annual Dinner honors leaders for their work in
bridging the gap between Asia and America. In 2012, Asia Patron Sponsors
Society Northern California honored Masashi Oka, President Chevron
and CEO of Union Bank for his leadership in business and Silicon Valley Bank
innovative international investment strategies. The Policy Wells Fargo
honoree was Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr., the only Benefactors
California governor to serve two nonconsecutive terms.
Honorable Senator Dianne Feinstein & Richard C. Blum
Covington & Burling LLP
We are grateful to the following individuals and organizations Leslie & John McQuown
for their support of the 9th Annual Dinner (see list on right): New Enterprise Associates
Nexus Venture Partners
Pacific Gas & Electric
Southwest Airlines
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati
Sponsors
Arnold & Porter LLP
Asian Art Museum
Cathay Pacific
Ceyuan Ventures
Citibank
David Coulter & Susan Weeks
Deloitte
Phyllis C. & William Draper
EastWest Bank
Buck Gee & Mary Hackenbracht
Huawei
Left to right: Masashi Oka, honoree; Governor Edmund Left to right: Hiroshi Inomata,
KPMG LLP
G. Brown Jr., honoree; Chong-Moon Lee, ASNC Co- Consul General of Japan; with McKinsey & Company
Chairman; Edwin M. Lee, Mayor of San Francisco; his wife Midori Inomata Morgan Stanley
Jack Wadsworth, ASNC Co-Chairman; Bruce Pickering, Private Wealth Management
ASNC Executive Director & VP Global Programs Morrison & Foerster LLP
Betty & Hiro Ogawa
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP
Salesforce.com
Talent Age Associates
Verizon Wireless
Contributors
Jeffrey Heller, FAIA
Chris Legallet
Carolyn & Richard Palmer
Left to right: Sydnie Kohara, Master of Classical Chinese music by
Ceremonies and Former CBS-5 News Anchor; Romi Yount, Chinese American
Edwin M. Lee, Mayor of San Francisco; International School in San
VIP Ticket Sponsors
Wendy Soone-Broder, ASNC Director of Global Francisco
Corporate Development Jennifer Beckett, Bill Fuller, Dessa Goddard, Leif Haase,
Suno Kay Osterweis, Jennifer Povlitz
Media Sponsor
SF Business Times
Wine Sponsors
Moreno BHLV Sparkling Wine
Parducci
Left to right: Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr., Orville Schell, Arthur Ross Director of
honoree; Masashi Oka, honoree; with his wife the Center on US-China Relations at
Yoshiko Oka Asia Society in New York
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9. CORPORATE SPONSORS
Thank you to all our corporate donors, who through corporate membership, program underwriting and
Annual Dinner sponsorship supported Asia Society Nothern California's work in 2011–2012.
Global Corporate Leader ($50,000+)
Corporate Partners ($20,000+)
Corporate Contributors ($10,000+)
Corporate Supporters ($5,000+)
Arnold & Porter LLP Franklin Templeton Investment, Inc.
Asian Art Museum KPMG LLP
Bay Area Council Newport Asia LLC
Cathay Pacific Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP
Ceyuan Ventures Salesforce.com
Citibank Talent Age Associates
EastWest Bank Verizon Wireless
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10. DONORS
Global Corporate Leader Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Vinita Gupta Riffat Qadir Johnathan H. Lemberg Jennifer Chou
Bank of New York Mellon Pittman LLP Naren Gupta Tempe Reichard Steven Lewis-Workman Anji Clubb
Chevron Salesforce.com Mary Hackenbracht Jonathan Rivin Chuansheng Lin Adam Collardey
Franklin Templeton Silicon Valley Bank Jeffrey Heller Nicholas Sarkisian Dinah Lin Adam Friedman
Investment, Inc. Southwest Airlines Mary Huss Orville H. Schell Jiang Lin Tiffany Fung
KPMG LLP Talent Age Associates Sydnie A. Kohara Claire D. Tomkins Peter Liu Marc D. Galindo
Marriott International Union Bank C. Richard Kramlich Tessa Wilcox Barbara Lloyd Gabrielle Holburt
Morgan Stanley Verizon Wireless Pamela Kramlich Michael Zielenziger James C. Lu Karen Jackson
Sony Wells Fargo George Laplante Oliver Lutze Aaron Kao
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich Chong-Moon Lee Dual Senior Kevin MacDonald Timucin Kip
Corporate Contributor & Rosati Reiko T. Lee Alexander D. Calhoun Ayesha Mathews Stephanie Ko
PG&E John McQuown Tom McChristy Pearl Mazzini Rochelle Kopp
Wells Fargo Select In-Kind Leslie McQuown Gurbachan Virk Maureen L. McAvey Christina L. Lamontagne
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich Contributors Mary Morrow Rosemary Virk Donald Meyer Wilson Lau
& Rosati Art+Farm Wine Robert P. Morrow Richard Meyer William K. Lee
Asian Art Musuem Claire Mueller Individual Alex Mitchell Ruizhi Li
Corporate Supporter Book Passage Richard Mueller Simone Ahuja Joe Morgan Mark Liang
HSBC Bank USA Mark Bright Suno Kay Osterweis Feng An Cindy Nakashima Sam Maslin
Huawei Cathay Pacific Carolyn Palmer David Arnold Charlene Nee John McHale
Newport Asia LLC Dalla Valle Vineyards Richard K. Palmer Jim Audet Jeremy Nelson Jonathan Mi
Silicon Valley Bank John De Luca Jennifer R. Povlitz James Auelet Daniel Newman Paul Mills
Duckhorn Vineyards Robert Povlitz Stephen Beal Jonathan Norris Rene Moreno
Corporate Donor Dianne Feinstein Gary E. Rieschel Earl Bossard Pam O'Connor Laura M. Ohlson
Bay Area Council Four Seasons Hotel San Yucca Rieschel Bruce Boyd Margie O'Driscoll Leslie E. Ooi
Ceyuan Ventures Francisco Madalene Rose Perry Brissette Ida Y. Pai Edward H. Pearce
Deloitte Gump's Wade Rose Lance Brooks Manfred T. Peng Jessica Pfeifer
Levi Strauss Inglenook Vineyard Caren Sanghvi Angel Brunner Puon Penn Pamela Phan
Julina Togonon Fine Arts Sanjiv Sanghvi Paul M. Bunje Nancy Pickford Kate Ryge
Program Underwriters JW Marriott Union Square Charlotte M. Shultz Roger C. Bush Stephen Pilch Lilia Sanchez
ARUP C. Richard Kramlich George P. Shultz Peter Calthorpe Donald W. Polishuk Joann Sun
Cardinal Health China La Mar Cebicheria John Supan Kevin Carter Navi Radjou Charles C. Thor
Deloitte Hanson Li John S. Wadsworth Michael H. Chae Kurt Ramey Irene Tieh
Gale International Liuli Gongfang Susy Wadsworth Douglas S. Chan R. Sean Randolph Stanley Truong
Heller Manus Architects Mckinsey & Company Susan A. Weeks Jeffrey Chan Raj-Ann Rekhi Angel Wang
Morrison & Foerster LLP Moreno BHLV Sparkling Kenneth P. Wilcox Hsiu Chen Chang Richard M. Rosan Philip Wu
Silicon Valley Bank Wine Ruth Wilcox Hong Chen Cindy Rose Spencer Yee
Southern California Parducci Jay Xu Lin Chen Barbara R. Rudolph Andy Yen
Edison Peet's Coffee & Tea Richard Yorke Hock Seng Chin Robert R. Rugani Wen-Chih Yu
UCLA Anderson School of Quince Restaurant Wendy Chan York Edward Church Terry Schwakopf Yiyi Zeng
Management San Francisco Business Paul Clarke Isis Schwartz
USC Marshall School of Times Sustaining Andrea R. Cohen Greg Scott Associate
Business San Francisco Symphony Louis D. Belden Dennis J. Conaghan Bing Shen James T. Caldwell
Wells Fargo Beth A. Schnitzer William P. Fuller Chris Cooper Geeti Silwal N. Lynne Fix
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich Southwest Airlines Joan Kask Douglas Crawford Jon Snydal Nancy Hawes
& Rosati The Ritz-Carlton, San Tim Kask Teresa M. Curran Ajay Sood Wilfred W. Hsu
Francisco Hotel David W. Lyon Richard B. Dasher Chek Tang Jack Ignatowicz
Annual Dinner Sponsors Tributary Whitewater Duncan L. Matteson Anders A. De Jounge Esther Tang Christopher M. Ratto
Arnold & Porter LLP Tours Toby Rosenblatt Keith Dierx Dean Taylor
Asian Art Museum Jack & Susy Wadsworth Marsha Vande Berg Rod Didiron Egon Terplan Senior
Hon. Dianne Feinstein & Yang Ming Partners/Mark Steve Done Clifford J. Thomas Christopher Bowen
Richard C. Blum & Andrea Ohlson Contributing Ken L. Edens Jonathan Thorpe Barbara Bundy
Cathay Pacific Yank Sing Restaurant Mark Beckford Alan Ellis Norma Tomkinson Terry Cerrato
Ceyuan Ventures Mark Chandler Theresa Ensminger Barbara L. Treat Colin Chin
Chevron Annual Fund John Cu Kenneth A. Epstein Julie Tsuchiya Mary F. Connors
Citibank Contributors Frank Dunlevy Tian A. Feng Jeffrey Tumlin Michael Di Pretoro
David Coulter & Susan Louis D. Belden Susan Dunlevy Robin Fenstermaker D. Jan Visaya Ayame Flint
Weeks Anthony Bernhardt Niels Erich Robert Garland Huacheng Wei David Gjerdrum
Covington & Burling LLP Bernard W. Burke Thomas B. Gold Yingming Gu Peter F. Weng Carole Hughes
Deloitte Carla M. Faraguna Quentin K. Hills Leif W. Haase Steve Westly Andrew Moss
Phyllis C. & William Kevin James Kenneth Kay Marguerite G. Hancock Esther Wong Anthony Pan
Draper Kenneth Kay Katherine Koelsch Kriken Christopher Hest Janelle Wong Brenda M. Shank
EastWest Bank Darryl H. Ng John L. Kriken Nicholas C. Hope Samson Wong Gary Stevens
Buck Gee & Mary Howard Palmer DeLisa Leighton Brett Howard Sproul Alex Wu Mae C. Woo
Hackenbracht Toni Rembe Mark D. Levine William Jakel Jim Wunderman
Jeffrey Heller FAIA Wendy Soone-Broder Alex Ong Kevin James Janet Xiao Student
Huawei Joy Ou Reena Jana Davis Yang George Lee
KPMG LLP President's Circle Lisa Spivey Gregory Jones Susanna S. Yao Prion Pai-Li Lin
Reiko & Chong-Moon Lee Carola M. Barton Mee Mee Wong Regis B. Kelly Steven Yarger
Chris Legallet Richard C. Blum Steven L. Kline James K. Yu Teacher
McKinsey & Company Jennifer Chen Dual/Family Barbara Koh Jimmy Zhang Joseph W. Lee
Leslie & John McQuown David A. Coulter Jerry Carroll Mangesh Kolhatkar Minzue Zheng Pauline Tang
Morgan Stanley PWM Phyllis Draper Giles Conway-Gordon Edward C. Kwok James J. Zhu Frank Yee
Morrison & Foerster LLP William H. Draper Maggie Cox Suet-Lim D. Lau Eric V. Zwisler
New Enterprise Mark Edmunds Narsai M. David David Lee
Associates Michelle Edmunds David Dwelle Junning Lee Young Professional
Nexus Venture Partners Hon. Dianne Feinstein Kate Fickle MK Lee Dan Beaman
Betty & Hiro Ogawa J. Robert Garrett Rizal H. Kartadinata Taeku Lee Chloe Byruck
Pacific Gas & Electric Suzanne Garrett Almon E. Larsh William L. Lee Anna Castagnozzi Bush
Carolyn & Richard Palmer Buck Gee Asahi Choi
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11. FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Asia Society Northern California prides itself on fiscal responsibility — we have met our budget every year
since our founding over ten years ago. We make sure that donors' contributions are carefully spent and
have made each dollar go farther to continue offering our programs in the current economic recession. Asia
Society Northern California is independently funded, and is supported by gifts from individuals, corporations
and foundations who supoprt our mission to bridge the gap between Asia and America.
Our financial statements are prepared by Asia Society Northern California management and Richard Wong
CPAs, and follow standard accounting practices.
We are grateful to our members and corporate donors, who fund our efforts to enrich Asian and American
understanding in the Bay Area.
2012-2013 Advisory Board
Income (July 2011 – June 2012) Honorable George P. Shultz Kenneth P. Wilcox
Honorary Chairman Jay Xu
Contributions & Grants. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33,566 John S. Wadsworth, Jr. Kyung H. Yoon
Individual Donations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 174,150 Co-Chairman & Trustee Richard Yorke
Program Underwriting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101,809 Chong-Moon Lee
Membership. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21,115 Co-Chairman & Trustee
Staff
Corporate Membership. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60,000 Stephen Beal
Richard C. Blum N. Bruce Pickering
Global Corporate Membership. . . . . . . . 45,550 Executive Director & VP Global
Daniel A. Carroll Programs, The Asia Society
Annual Dinner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 330,139 Carmen I. Chang
Program Admission Fees. . . . . . . . . . . . . 14,173 David A. Coulter Wendy Soone-Broder
Mark Edmunds Director of Development &
Miscellaneous . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,007 Global Corporate
William P. Fuller
J. Robert Garrett Development, The Asia Society
Buck Gee
Expenses (July 2011 – June 2012) Robert W. Hsu
Thomas B. Gold Associate Director
Naren Gupta
General. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 208,808 Jeff Heller Robert Bullock
Fundraising. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 242,478 Mary Huss Assistant Director for
Bakul Joshi Programs
Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 246,000
Sydnie Kohara
Maria Scarzella Thorpe
Miscellaneous . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37,834 C. Richard Kramlich Program Associate
Mark D. Levine
David W. Lyon Laura Ohlson
Total Income. . . . . . . 781,509 Rebecca Macieira-Kaufmann Development Associate
Total Expense. . . . . . 735,120 John McQuown
Lenny Mendonca Daniel Tien Simon
Net Income. . . . . . . . . .46,389
Alexander Ong Sustainability Program
Manager
Honorable William J. Perry
Jennifer Povlitz Kate Ryge
Gary E. Rieschel Corporate Development
Wade Rose Manager
Sanjiv Sanghvi
Orville Schell
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12. Founded in 1956 by John D. Rockefeller III, the Asia Society is the
leading global organization committed to fostering dialogue and
building a community for all those with a passionate interest in
Asia. As one of eleven Asia Society centers worldwide, Asia Society
Northern California offers fresh perspectives on the forces and issues
shaping the U.S.-Asia relationship. From food, fashion, and film to
politics, business, and social issues, we present innovative, multi-
disciplinary programs that bring together members and experts to
create an active and informed community.
ASIA SOCIETY WORLDWIDE
H O N G KO N G . HOUSTON . LO S A N G E L E S . MANILA .
MUMBAI . NEW YORK . SAN FRANCISCO . SEOUL .
SHANGHAI . SYDNEY . WASHINGTON, D.C.
Preparing Asians and Americans for a Shared Future