Connie Ho is an internationally recognized artist with a unique style of blending Chinese watercolor and ink.

Zippia - Helping Students to Achieve Their Career Goals

Oversee grants to non-profits and educational institutions servicing youth and/or seniors

Providing strategic, legal & creative guidance to emerging companies. Mentor attorneys & paralegals.

Providing strategic advice to Zaya - formerly TeachAClass.org, a nonprofit project whose goal is to harness the power of technology and bring education to orphanages in need around the world.1: Provide 1-1 tutoring to children , connecting volunteers from around the world to children in orphanages2: Creating Education Hotspots to introduce STEM resources to children in regions with no internet connection.3: Conduct Training and certification for teachers in BOP markets on ed-tech tools.

Opened, managed and grew profitable Silicon Valley branch office. Designed processes and procedures to effectively manage high volume transactions. Provided leadership, built, managed and lead team of attorneys and paralegals responsible for processing non-immigrant and immigrant visa petitions and applications for employees of large technology companies; Managed overall operations of employment immigration department; Managed and directed business development and marketing activities; Fostered relationships and worked directly with company representatives and foreign nationals to achieve immigration goals

In 1984, opened a satellite branch office of a major San Francisco immigration law firm when the INS (now USCIS) opened their office in San Jose, California; she later spun off her own office and managed an employment-based immigration law practice growing the practice to 90 professionals within two years. The practice was sold in late 1999. Designed processes and procedures to manage high volume transactions for private and public companiesRepresentation has included hospitals, start-up and Fortune 500 bio-tech and high-technology companies, artists, athletes, and professors/teachers. Expert in employment based non-immigrant and immigrant processing, guiding and providing creative solutions to employers, strategic planning during times of up-sizing and down-sizing, developing innovative immigration programs, policies, processes and procedures, advising on mergers and acquisitions issues, and educating human resource professionals on employment immigration issuesWon-Chung & Baker: 1998 - 2000Jackson & Hertogs: 1984 - 1998