Co-Producer of Documentary: "LOST CHILD: Sayon's Journey"This film shows how one Khmer Rouge child soldier confronts his childhood experiences during Cambodia’s darkest hour, what he witnessed, and struggled with as he came of age.

Program Director for Future Stars Sports and Leadership Development Program and "More Than a Number: A Khmer Refugee Traveling Photo exhibit".Future Stars is a summer program that incorporates a series of sports, leadership workshops, and guest speakers (federal probation officers, US Marshall, judges, lawyers, and various business professionals) to engage youth. The program recognizes the power of sports and games as a tool in translating leadership skills and positive youth developments. The program is provided free of charge to approximately 100 of Lowell’s at-risk, low-income youths. "More Than A Number" is a first-ever effort in the world - led by Light of Cambodian Children, Inc - to collect transit numbers, photographs and backgrounds of those individuals and families who were accepted for asylum in new countries. The photos symbolize the moments in the refugees' lives when after a brutal and torturous time during the 1975-1979 genocide, and for many people a few years in filthy refugee camps and holding centers, the people could finally glimpse some hope for their future acceptance upon coming to a country such as the United States, France, Canada, or Australia. Ironically, although these transit photos were taken for the purpose of documenting refugees leaving the holding centers, the photos are also eeriely reminiscent of those gloomy and strange photos taken at Tuol Sleng Prison prior to the execution of roughly 21,000 women, children, and men. "More Than a Number" was chosen as the title for this historic project as it captures succinctly the fact that the people shown in the photos were beyond resilient: They were extraordinary, dynamic human beings who had helped develop their own communities prior to the genocide, who survived using extreme means during the genocide and refugee experience, and who rose out of the ashes and made something of themselves and their children in their new lands.

Corporate Mobility Specialist designation, Licensed Real Estate Professional 2003-2009Managed entire operation of real estate firm, including accounts payable and receivables, staff payroll, realtors’ commissions’ disbursement and reporting, delegating jobs to receptionist and assistant, analyzing and assisting with realtors’ transactions and business growth potential, and establishing the company’s perception by the local and competitive market, public officials, and future prospective.Acted as a transaction coordinator to the broker, prepared all showings for listings, effectively marketed each listing, prepared listing and sales contracts, worked effortlessly to ensure a smooth and seamless closing process.Designed, implemented, and created all original art pertinent to the advertisement of start-up firm including but not limited to Casa Fina’s logo and trademark colors, monthly newspaper ads in up to 4 full page spreads, direct marketing postcards, e-based postcards campaign, company-wide brochures and assisted in the creation of the company’s website and internet presence.Initiated all aspects of the creation of Casa Fina Realty including the build-out design, technical support assistance, name branding and marketing, ensuring Board, City and State conformity, input regarding recruitment potentials and common daily issues within the office or with problems and concerns of real estate professionals.Setup mobile office standards and adequately training assistant to all necessary aspects of the company operation; and effectively established procedures and protocols for my camp office assistant and my real estate office assistant to work cooperatively.

Assistant Director at MB Sports Camps, formerly known as Offense Defense Sports Camps, a part of the US Sports Camps/Nike Sports Camps family.Recruited and hired staff; conducted daily meetings to delegate responsibilities, assess goals, and correct inadequate performance of a sizeable 100 member staff, including training staff during the orientation session and throughout the camp season.Arranged all aspects for campers’ summer off-sports leisure activities and group trips to various venues such as Six Flags, Revolution Games, Whale Watch trips, movies, malls, restaurants, and more. Located in the Greater Boston areaNike Tennis, Golf, Soccer, Volleyball, Softball, and Boys and Girls Lacrosse Camps