NAAAP San Jose Executive and Leadership Team

Marynka Gorgen, the Chief Visioning Officer, President at NAAAP San Jose, defines the strategic direction and long-term goals for the organization. The Chief Visioning Officer, President architects the overarching mission to cultivate Asian and Pacific Islander leaders through targeted professional development and community service. By identifying emerging market trends in Silicon Valley, the Chief Visioning Officer, President ensures that programming remains relevant to the unique needs of the local business community. Marynka Gorgen facilitates collaboration among the executive team to maintain operational excellence and organizational growth. This leadership role involves representing the organization in high-level networking forums and fostering partnerships that expand the reach of the chapter. Through the development of innovative outreach strategies, the Chief Visioning Officer, President drives the expansion of professional resources for members. Ultimately, the Chief Visioning Officer, President secures the future impact of the organization by championing leadership excellence and community engagement.

Jerold Inocencio, the Chief Technology Officer at NAAAP San Jose, directs the digital infrastructure supporting professional development initiatives across the organization. The Chief Technology Officer architects scalable platforms that facilitate networking and resource distribution for Asian and Pacific Islander leaders throughout the North American region. By optimizing web-based tools and data management systems, the Chief Technology Officer ensures seamless connectivity for members seeking career advancement. Jerold Inocencio maintains alignment with the broader mission by integrating modern software solutions into community service programming. This leadership role involves constant evaluation of emerging digital trends to enhance member engagement and operational efficiency. Through the implementation of robust cybersecurity protocols and user-friendly interfaces, the Chief Technology Officer secures the integrity of organizational data. Ultimately, the Chief Technology Officer drives technological innovation to support the growth of a diverse professional network within the competitive Silicon Valley ecosystem.

Monica Willemsz, the Chief People Officer at NAAAP San Jose, manages human capital strategies designed to empower Asian and Pacific Islander talent. The Chief People Officer oversees recruitment, retention, and professional development programs that foster leadership growth within the organization. By cultivating an inclusive environment, the Chief People Officer ensures that all members receive the mentorship and resources necessary for career success. Monica Willemsz collaborates with other executive leaders to align talent initiatives with the overarching goal of building valuable employees for the modern workforce. This leadership role involves designing workshops and networking events that address the specific cultural and professional needs of the Silicon Valley community. Through the implementation of comprehensive training modules, the Chief People Officer enhances the skill sets of emerging leaders. Ultimately, the Chief People Officer drives organizational culture and employee engagement to sustain long-term impact across the North American chapter network.

Tom Chan, the Chief Finance Officer & Treasurer at NAAAP San Jose, manages the fiscal health and budgetary planning for the organization. The Chief Finance Officer & Treasurer oversees all financial reporting, grant management, and resource allocation to ensure the sustainability of professional development programs. By maintaining rigorous accounting standards, the Chief Finance Officer & Treasurer provides the necessary transparency for stakeholders and community partners. Tom Chan coordinates with the board to align financial strategies with the mission of empowering Asian and Pacific Islander leaders. This leadership role involves monitoring revenue streams from events and membership dues to support operational expansion across the region. Through the optimization of financial processes, the Chief Finance Officer & Treasurer secures the capital required for high-impact community service initiatives. Ultimately, the Chief Finance Officer & Treasurer drives fiscal responsibility to ensure the long-term viability of the organization within the competitive landscape of Silicon Valley.