Committee of 100 Mentoring Breakfast

Apply online now to join our Mentoring Breakfast on April 3rd, 2004 in Pasadena, CA.
Fill out registration form online, please click the link below.
Online Registration for Mentorship Breakfast

Converse directly with the “Who’s Who” of the Chinese-American community in a variety of fields from investment banking and computers to entertainment and fashion.

Attend the Saturday panel discussions on topics including Asian American involvement in Corporate Boards, Education, Philanthropy and Entertainment.

Some of our mentors include:

David Chu – Vice Chairman, Former CEO of Nautica Enterprises, Inc.

Matthew Fong – President of Strategic Advisory Group

David Ho – Leading AIDS Researcher, 1996 Time Magazine “Man of the Year”

Bernard Joei – President of Cathay Financial, LLC

Jenny Ming – President of Old Navy

Janet Yang – Executive Producer of the motion picture “The Joy Luck Club”

Alice Young – Partner of International Law at Kaye Scholer, LLP

Albert Yu – Former Senior Vice President of Intel Corporation



What is the Committee of 100?

The Committee of 100 is a national non-profit, non-partisan organization composed of American citizens of Chinese descent. Each member has achieved positions of leadership in the United States in a broad range of professions. With these diverse backgrounds, members collectively pool their strengths and experience to address important issues concerning the Chinese-American community, as well as issues affecting U.S.-China relations.

How does the mentoring breakfast work?

Apply to participate in the 2nd Annual Committee of 100 National Mentoring Breakfast.

Applicants who are selected will be invited to:
Participate in a special mentoring breakfast on Saturday, April 3rd, 8:30-10:00 A.M. You will join a round-table personal mentoring discussion with a mentor selected from the Committee of 100 membership based on your career interests.
Attend all the Saturday sessions of the Committee of 100 Annual Conference, addressing a wide range of Asian American topics, including: APA’s in the Entertainment Industry, in Philanthropy, and in Corporate America as well as Education about Asia and APA’s in Public Schools.

All applicants will be added to our database and will be contacted for future mentoring events such as the Committee of 100 Regional Asian American Leadership Forums.
Note: All participants are responsible for their own travel and lodging expenses.

What is the application procedure?

Application Deadline EXTENDED: MARCH 21st, 2004. Please apply on the registration page by click the link below.
Online Registration for Mentorship Breakfast

Acceptance Notification: Applicants selected to participate in the kick-off breakfast will be notified by email no later than March 23rd, 2004.

Registration: Those receiving notification will be required to confirm their registration by March 25th, 2004 with an advance registration fee of $25 for students, $35 for young professionals. The fee covers participation in both the breakfast and the Annual Conference proceedings that day.

What are the selection criteria?

Age Requirement: You must be a college student, a graduate student or a professional;
 30 years old or younger.
Demonstrated Leadership Ability
Involvement in Asian American Affairs
Future Aspirations

For Further Information

If you have further questions, email mentors@committee100.org