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Asian Philanthropy Group Names New Head
January 13, 2011 |
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Give2Asia has named Dr. Ta-lin Hsu, founder and chairman of H&Q Asia Pacific, as chairman of Give2Asia's board of trustees.
Hsu replaces Bill S. Kim, a Give2Asia trustee, as chairman.
Prior to founding H&Q Asia Pacific in 1986, Hsu served for 12 years at IBM as the senior manager responsible for advanced research and development of mass storage systems and technology. He is currently a board member for several businesses, such as Marvell Technology Group, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation, Starbucks Beijing, and the Ritek Corporation.
Founded by The Asia Foundation, Give2Asia promotes philanthropy in Asia.
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