Daniel has 25 years of experience in Global Capital Markets, Investment Banking & Private Equity, in New York, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Los Angeles. He is currently running a private equity fund focused on private lower middle market companies and corporate restructurings. Daniel also has extensive nonprofit experience, having served on the Board for the Koreatown Youth and Community Center for over ten years, having founded the OC Heat Volleyball Club, and as co-founder of the Dragon Kim Foundation.

Amber Serafin is passionate about journeying with teens and supporting them in becoming the best version of themselves. She has experience in multiple domains holding past titles in Youth Ministry at Central Church, Applied Behavior Analyst with Nevada Early Intervention and 4 years working within the CCSD Autism Kids Program. Her passion lies within being in service to others and inspiring them to do the same.

“I am an educator who draws…” Roger Dupuy has been teaching and training teachers for the last 23 years for all educational stages (K-12, university) in life. He enjoys the challenge of designing content delivery solutions for any context. He’s done this with training programs, books, mentorship, workshops over piles of cups of coffee. Currently, Roger is contributing to the fabulous team at the Dragon Kim Foundation. In his free time he enjoys the narrative arts, tabletop RPGs, photography and travel.

Lisa Halm is happy to join the finance department of Dragon Kim Foundation. Lisa received her BS degree from the University of Southern California in Accounting. She later earned her MBA in business administration from Pepperdine University. Prior employment experience includes real estate, clinical trials, construction and non-profit. Lisa resides in Irvine, California with her two boys. She is busy with her boy’s activities including year- round basketball and volunteering with the Boy Scouts. Her interests include playing guitar and learning Italian. Lisa loves USC football and traveling. She has traveled as far as Czechoslovakia and lived in Japan.

Maliyah spent her teen years playing French Horn for her high school symphonic orchestra, and marching band, before becoming Drum Major her senior year. At CSU Long Beach, she shifted her creative interests to writing and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Screenwriting. In 2017, she was crowned "Miss Compton," where she used her platform to expose students to classical music. This experience fostered her connection with kids and teens, leading to several years working as an English Comprehension and Writing tutor. She's eager to further engage in youth development while using her writing to connect with others and express her ideas to the world