Registration • Lunch Starts : 11:30 AM
Summit: 11:30 AM – 5:50 PM
Closing Reception: 5:50 PM – 7:00 PM
Mayflower Hotel
1127 Connecticut Ave NW • Washington, D.C.

Registration • Lunch Starts : 11:30 AM
Summit: 11:30 AM – 5:50 PM
Closing Reception: 5:50 PM – 7:00 PM
Mayflower Hotel
1127 Connecticut Ave NW • Washington, D.C.

Registration • Lunch Starts : 11:30 AM
Summit: 11:30 AM – 5:50 PM
Closing Reception: 5:50 PM – 7:00 PM
Mayflower Hotel
1127 Connecticut Ave NW • Washington, D.C.
The Council of Korean Americans’ Envision Summit convenes under the theme “The Power of Our Stories.” This high-energy, half-day gathering brings together Korean American and Asian American trailblazers, innovators, and emerging leaders from across the nation to celebrate how our identities, experiences, and wisdom shape industries, culture, and communities.
Through inspiring panels and candid cross-sector conversations, participants explore how our personal and collective narratives fuel innovation, leadership, and social impact across business, policy, medicine, the arts, and sports. Each dialogue reveals how the Korean American story—marked by resilience, creativity, and vision—continues to influence and enrich the American experience.
More than a conference, the Envision Summit is a platform to elevate voices, connect generations, and catalyze the next wave of Korean American leadership—a celebration of who we are, how far we’ve come, and the future we are building together as a national leadership Korean American community.
The Council of Korean Americans’ Envision Summit convenes under the theme “The Power of Our Stories.” This high-energy, half-day gathering brings together Korean American and Asian American trailblazers, innovators, and emerging leaders from across the nation to celebrate how our identities, experiences, and wisdom shape industries, culture, and communities.
Through inspiring panels and candid cross-sector conversations, participants explore how our personal and collective narratives fuel innovation, leadership, and social impact across business, policy, medicine, the arts, and sports. Each dialogue reveals how the Korean American story—marked by resilience, creativity, and vision—continues to influence and enrich the American experience.
More than a conference, the Envision Summit is a platform to elevate voices, connect generations, and catalyze the next wave of Korean American leadership—a celebration of who we are, how far we’ve come, and the future we are building together as a national leadership Korean American community.
12:20 pm – 12:45 pm Fireside Chat #1: Global Marathons
Every Mile a Story: Resilience, Purpose, and the Power of Movement
Award-winning journalist Eun Yang interviews world-record marathoner Jeannie Rice on her extraordinary journey, Korean American heritage, resilience, and defying age barriers to inspire generations toward vitality, purpose, and excellence.
Award-Winning Broadcast Journalist Anchor, NBC4 Washington News
Elite Marathon Runner, AbbottWMM Six Star Medal Holder & Multiple World-Record Holder (130+ marathons)
12:45 pm – 1:35 pm Panel #1: Visual Arts
The Transforming Power of Art: How Korean Americans are shaping the Contemporary Art World
This distinguished panel brings together Korean and Korean American artists, curators, collectors, and arts leaders who are redefining the global contemporary art landscape. They explore how creativity, identity, and cross-cultural collaboration drive innovation and influence, while highlighting the growing representation and leadership of Korean Americans in major institutions. The discussion also invites the community to engage more deeply—supporting artists, investing in culture, and amplifying Korean American creativity worldwide.
Founder & Owner, Tina Kim Gallery
Entrepreneur-in-Residence, Yale Ventures Cultural Innovation Lab, Yale University; Agnes Gund Visiting Professor of the Practice of Arts at Brown University
Vice President & Trustee, Whitney Museum of American Art; Private Collector
Director, Frieze Seoul
1:35 pm – 2:00 pm Fireside Chat #2: Performing Arts
Owning the Stage: Representation, Resilience, and Performance Dreams
Award-winning performer Stephanie Jae Park shares her inspiring journey from Broadway to television and film, reflecting on identity, resilience, and representation as a Korean American artist. Through candid conversation with UCLA Music Professor Travis Cross, she explores how creativity and authenticity have shaped her success across multiple stages—and how her experiences illuminate the broader path for Asian American voices striving for visibility, inclusion, and excellence in the performing arts.
Professor of Music and Director of Bands, UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music
Award-winning Broadway, Film & Television Actress & Vocalist
2:00 pm – 2:50 pm Panel #2: Medicine and Public Health
Care, Culture, and Courage: Korean Americans Leading Change in Health and Medicine
This top expert panel highlights Korean American physicians shaping public health and medicine through identity, purpose, and service—sharing how compassion, resilience, and advocacy drive their leadership, equity efforts, and community impact in healthcare.
Director of Policy & Advocacy, Program in Global Surgery & Social Change, Harvard Medical School
President & Founder, Children of Korea; Former Chief of Pediatric Neurosurgery, Lehigh Valley Reilly Children’s Hospital
Founder & CEO, PrognosUs
Associate Medical Director & Director of Geriatrics & Palliative Care at Long Island Jewish (LIJ) Forest Hills
3:15 pm – 3:40 pm Fireside Chat #3: International Finance
Global Capital, Media Power, and the Korean American Voice
Global financial strategist and acclaimed TV commentator Tom Lee shares his journey from immigrant roots to becoming a leading voice in global markets and the cryptocurrency world. With trailblazing NetKAL alum and Vice President at Glenmede, Jena Boccetti, Tom discusses his path to media influence, insights on emerging technologies and digital currency, and his vision for empowering Korean Americans to lead, innovate, and amplify their voices within the fast-changing worlds of finance, business, and media.
Vice President, Relationship Manager & Wealth Advisor, Glenmede
Co-Founder & Head of Research, Fundstrat Global Advisors; Former Chief Equity Strategist, JP Morgan Chase & Co.
3:40 pm – 4:30 pm Panel #3: Domestic and Foreign Policy
At the Crossroads of Power and Identity: Korean Americans in a Changing Geopolitical World
This thought leader panel examines how Korean and Asian Americans navigate global power shifts and identity politics amid changing U.S.–Asia relations, exploring policy, diplomacy, and leadership roles in shaping alliances, equity, and community impact.
Director, Korea Economic Institute
President, Geopolitics & Foreign Policy Department and Korea Chair at the Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS); Distinguished University Professor, Georgetown University
Managing Principal, The Asia Group
President, Committee of 100
4:30 pm – 5:20 pm Panel #4: National Sports
Breaking Boundaries: Korean Americans Changing the Game
This distinguished panel with a rising national basketball coach and top executive explores how Asian Americans are breaking barriers in professional sports, sharing lessons on leadership in competitive sports, and new opportunities from courts and fields to the boardroom for the national Asian American community.
CKA Board Member & Co-Chair, Envision Summit
Founder, Meadow Park Basketball; 2024 & 2025, Head Coach for World Team, Nike Hoop Summit
Founder and CEO of MiSL6 Advisors; Former Executive, Brooklyn Nets
5:20 pm – 5:50 pm Panel #5: Voices for the Next Generation
Hopes and Opportunities: Looking to the Future of the Korean American Community
This dynamic panel features emerging Korean American leaders sharing insights on identity, leadership, and collaboration, inspiring intergenerational partnership to build a more inclusive, innovative, and empowered Korean American community.
Founder/President, National Korean Student Alliance; Associate, Torridon Law Firm PLLC
Philanthropic Content Creator/Founder, Tessera Compassion
President, Sejong Society
Artist, Muralist & Founder, Kimchi Juice
12:20 pm – 12:45 pm Fireside Chat #1: Global Marathons
Every Mile a Story: Resilience, Purpose, and the Power of Movement
Award-winning journalist Eun Yang interviews world-record marathoner Jeannie Rice on her extraordinary journey, Korean American heritage, resilience, and defying age barriers to inspire generations toward vitality, purpose, and excellence.
Award-Winning Broadcast Journalist Anchor, NBC4 Washington News
Elite Marathon Runner, AbbottWMM Six Star Medal Holder & Multiple World-Record Holder (130+ marathons)
12:45 pm – 1:35 pm Panel #1: Visual Arts
The Transforming Power of Art: How Korean Americans are shaping the Contemporary Art World
This distinguished panel brings together Korean and Korean American artists, curators, collectors, and arts leaders who are redefining the global contemporary art landscape. They explore how creativity, identity, and cross-cultural collaboration drive innovation and influence, while highlighting the growing representation and leadership of Korean Americans in major institutions. The discussion also invites the community to engage more deeply—supporting artists, investing in culture, and amplifying Korean American creativity worldwide.
Founder & Owner, Tina Kim Gallery
Entrepreneur-in-Residence, Yale Ventures Cultural Innovation Lab, Yale University; Agnes Gund Visiting Professor of the Practice of Arts at Brown University
Vice President & Trustee, Whitney Museum of American Art; Private Collector
Director, Frieze Seoul
1:35 pm – 2:00 pm Fireside Chat #2: Performing Arts
Owning the Stage: Representation, Resilience, and Performance Dreams
Award-winning performer Stephanie Jae Park shares her inspiring journey from Broadway to television, reflecting on identity, resilience, and representation as a Korean American artist. Through candid conversation with UCLA Music Professor Travis Cross, she explores how creativity and authenticity have shaped her success across multiple stages—and how her experiences illuminate the broader path for Asian American voices striving for visibility, inclusion, and excellence in the performing arts.
Professor of Music and Director of Bands, UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music
Award-winning Broadway, Film & Television Actress & Vocalist
2:00 pm – 2:50 pm Panel #2: Medicine and Public Health
Care, Culture, and Courage: Korean Americans Leading Change in Health and Medicine
This top expert panel highlights Korean American physicians shaping public health and medicine through identity, purpose, and service—sharing how compassion, resilience, and advocacy drive their leadership, equity efforts, and community impact in healthcare.
Director of Policy & Advocacy, Program in Global Surgery & Social Change, Harvard Medical School
President & Founder, Children of Korea; Former Chief of Pediatric Neurosurgery, Lehigh Valley Reilly Children’s Hospital
Founder & CEO, PrognosUs
Associate Medical Director & Director of Geriatrics & Palliative Care at Long Island Jewish (LIJ) Forest Hills
3:15 pm – 3:40 pm Fireside Chat #3: International Finance
Global Capital, Media Power, and the Korean American Voice
Global financial strategist and acclaimed TV commentator Tom Lee shares his journey from immigrant roots to becoming a leading voice in global markets and the cryptocurrency world. With trailblazing NetKAL alum and Vice President at Glenmede, Jena Boccetti, Tom discusses his path to media influence, insights on emerging technologies and digital currency, and his vision for empowering Korean Americans to lead, innovate, and amplify their voices within the fast-changing worlds of finance, business, and media.
Vice President, Relationship Manager & Wealth Advisor, Glenmede
Co-Founder & Head of Research, Fundstrat Global Advisors; Former Chief Equity Strategist, JP Morgan Chase & Co.
3:40 pm – 4:30 pm Panel #3: Domestic and International Policy
At the Crossroads of Power and Identity: Korean Americans in a Changing Geopolitical World
This thought leader panel examines how Korean and Asian Americans navigate global power shifts and identity politics amid changing U.S.–Asia relations, exploring policy, diplomacy, and leadership roles in shaping alliances, equity, and community impact.
Director, Korea Economic Institute
President, Geopolitics & Foreign Policy Department and Korea Chair at the Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS); Distinguished University Professor, Georgetown University
Managing Principal, The Asia Group
President, Committee of 100
4:30 pm – 5:20 pm Panel #4: National Sports
Breaking Boundaries: Korean Americans Changing the Game
This distinguished panel with a rising national basketball coach and top executive explores how Asian Americans are breaking barriers in professional sports, sharing lessons on leadership in competitive sports, and new opportunities from courts and fields to the boardroom for the national Asian American community.
CKA Board Member & Co-Chair, Envision Summit
Founder, Meadow Park Basketball; 2024 & 2025, Head Coach for World Team, Nike Hoop Summit
Founder and CEO of MiSL6 Advisors; Former Executive, Brooklyn Nets
5:20 pm – 5:50 pm Panel #5: Voices for the Next Generation
Hopes and Opportunities: Looking to the Future of the Korean American Community
This dynamic panel discussion features emerging Korean American leaders sharing insights on identity, leadership, and collaboration, inspiring intergenerational partnership to build a more inclusive, innovative, and empowered Korean American community.
Founder/President, National Korean Student Alliance; Associate, Torridon Law Firm PLLC
Philanthropic Content Creator/Founder, Tessera Compassion
President, Sejong Society
Artist, Muralist & Founder, Kimchi Juice