
Tammy Kim
Korean American Center / Korean community Services
Location: Los Angeles
Member Since: 2019
Prior to nonprofit, Tammy spent 20 years as a Human Resources and Talent Acquisition executive where she worked with organizations from technology start-ups to Fortune 500 companies and was responsible for every facet of talent acquisition including Employment Law, Data and Metrics, Budgetary Planning, and shaping Diversity & Inclusion policies globally. Tammy is a graduate of Michigan State University
Outside of her role at the Korean American Center/Korean Community Services, Tammy is as an adult advisor for Korean-American Young Leaders (KAYL), a service program designed to empower students of all socio-economic backgrounds through leadership development, civic engagement, community service, and career exploration. She also serves as Chair of the Language Access Committee for the Orange County Registrar of Voters, member of the American Council on the Teaching for Foreign Language, an appointed delegate to the California State Party, City of Irvine Complete Count Committee for the 2020 Census, and co-founder and chair of Asian Americans in Action, a progressive political action organization aimed at elevating the political voice and impact of the AAPI community in Orange County through civic engagement and advocacy. Tammy has been featured in media outlets such as NPR, NBC News, Los Angeles Times, and the OC Register.