Exhibit H – Alan H. Woo Curriculum Vitae Alan H. Woo

Summary of Over 30 years of demonstrated executive management administering nonprofit qualifications organizations, board development, strategic planning, community organization, fundraising, budgeting, program and business development, and working with leaders from diverse sectors to transform communities, helping people overcome barriers to success and bringing economic opportunities to the disenfranchised.

Education 1971 Colorado College Colorado Springs, Colorado Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts 1978 California State University Long Beach Long Beach, CA Masters in Public Administration

Professional Community Action Partnership of Orange County Garden Grove, CA Experience Director of Planning and Program Development - Oversee the planning and program development function for $18 million community action agency and its special projects with over 100 employees - Conduct community needs assessments and program evaluation - Ensures contract compliance - Develop community partnerships and collaboration with diverse sectors -Create programs to end poverty, improves communities and build family self- sufficiency United Cambodian Community Long Beach, CA Executive Director - Appointed by the City of Long Beach and Cambodian community to turn around 18 year old troubled organization. Obtained over $3 million dollars in grants, restructured the agency, reduced debt from $1.5 million to $250,000, resolved serious management and fiscal problems, and renewed support by funders

Asian Pacific Community Services Westminister, CA Executive Director -Turn around troubled refugee organization

Asian Rehabilitation Services Los Angeles, CA President and Executive Director -Chief Executive Officer for a 250 employee organization. Hired to turned around 20 year old organization and create new directions to serve persons with disabilities -Acquired new public and private contracts that created jobs for the disabled -Founded Asian Pacific Disability Month

Inglewood Neighborhood Housing Services Inglewood, CA Founding Executive Director -Formed partnership of residents, lenders, and local government to end redlining, create reinvestments, and turn around deteriorating neighborhoods through over $12 million dollars in housing rehabilitation, first time homebuyers, and reinvestments.

Service Board Member – Affordable Housing Clearinghouse Treasurer- Orange County Asian Pacific Islander Community Alliance Chairman- California Public Utilities Commission Low Income Oversight Board Clearinghouse CDFI New Market Tax Credit Advisory Board President -Asian Pacific Planning and Public Policy Council of Orange County Page 1 of 4 Exhibit H – Alan H. Woo Curriculum Vitae

Alan Hing Ying Woo Biography Alan Hing-Ying Woo is a long-time community activist who advocates for the poor and disenfranchised. Mr. Woo has long history of organizing in low-income communities and empowering disenfranchised groups to seek social justice. Mr. Woo was born in Toisan, China and immigrated to the United States in the 1950’s. Mr. Woo grew up in South Central Los Angeles near the Crenshaw District and attended Manual Arts High School. Mr. Woo holds a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts from Colorado College and a Masters in Public Administration from California State University at Long Beach.

Mr. Alan H. Woo is currently the Director of Planning and Program Development for the Community Action Partnership of Orange County (The Partnership). The Partnership is one of the oldest and largest nonprofit organizations in Orange County. Founded over 42 years ago, the Partnership is the County’s only designated community action agency whose mission is to alleviate poverty and its root causes. The Partnership operates two Family Resource Centers that provide a wide array of human services designed to help low-income communities and families become more self-sufficient. He was instrumental in creating programs to insure the uninsured, mentor at-risk youth to succeed, rebuild community centers to help families out of poverty, developing more resources to fight hunger, creating a childhood lead poisoning prevention program, provided seed money for the first Arab Muslim Community Organization in Orange County (Care R Us/ ACCESS California), founding board member for the Orange County Asian Pacific Community Alliance, and provided seed money to help find solutions to community problems.

As Director of Planning for the Community Action Partnership of Orange County, he directs assessments of community and agency needs, conducts program evaluations and outcome research, develops programs, writes grants and proposals, and develops collaborative partnerships to bring resources to alleviate the root causes of poverty. One of his responsibilities is to monitor welfare reform and its impact on low income communities and to develop resources to enable the community help welfare recipients overcome barriers to self-sufficiency and move out of poverty. These efforts have resulted in Community Technology Partnership, Community Mentor Partnership, Asian Pacific Healthy Elders Project, Senior Medi-Cal Outreach, Earned Income Tax Credit Coalition, Motel Families Coalition, Orange County Communities Organized for Responsible Development, Santa Ana Homeless Task Force, Family Resource Centers and First Things First of Orange County (Medi-Cal Outreach project to uninsured low-income families). He also administers the Board Discretionary Fund that issues RFPs to local community groups to respond to community problems.

Mr. Woo was appointed member by the State legislature and Chaired the California Public Utilities Commission Low Income Oversight Board representing the Asian and Pacific Islander Low-Income communities.

Page 2 of 4 Exhibit H – Alan H. Woo Curriculum Vitae Mr. Woo was trained by the Pacific Institute for Community Organizing and Center for Community Futures. Some of his organizing assignments were in low-income Afro- American neighborhoods in Inglewood, Latino neighborhoods in Santa Ana, Cambodian neighborhoods in Long Beach, and Vietnamese communities in Orange County. He is currently the President of the Asian Pacific Planning Council of Orange County that advocates for policies that build stronger communities by removing barriers and empowering the poor and disenfranchised to move towards self-sufficiency.

Mr. Woo has over 30 years in executive management of such diverse nonprofit organizations as Inglewood Neighborhood Housing Services, Santa Ana Neighborhood Organization, Asian Rehabilitation Services, United Cambodian Community, Asian Pacific Community Services, and United Way. Mr. Woo is a faculty trainer with the Center for Nonprofit Management in Strategic Planning and Developing Services for Diverse Communities. He was the founding Executive Director of Inglewood Neighborhood Housing Services and served on the Board of Directors for the Santa Ana Neighborhood Housing Services that provided over $7 million dollars in neighborhood revitalization and community development services to deteriorating communities that benefited over 1,200 low-income homeowners.

At Asian Rehabilitation Services, he turned around an organization on the verge of closing and built it into a major nationally recognized employment training and development services for persons with disabilities in the Asian Pacific Community. He obtained the first federal contract that employed persons with disabilities. He was instrumental in representing the needs of the Asian Pacific disability community in advocating for the passage of the Americans with Disability Act (ADA). At United Cambodian Community, he operated a community center, managed job training programs, and developed a 12-unit low-income housing project in Long Beach, oversaw the implementation of a three-year grant to use cultural arts to implement community development strategies, and expand youth enrichment programs aimed at reducing teen pregnancy and improving education outcomes.

In his community life, Mr. Woo is a founding board member for the Orange County Asian Pacific Islander Community Alliance and currently holds the position of Chair of the Public Policy Committee. He serves as a board member for the Affordable Housing Clearinghouse of Orange County and currently is the President of the Asian Pacific Policy and Planning Council of Orange County. He is a member of the Kennedy Commission, Orange County Immigrants Rights Alliance, and Orange County Communities Organized for Responsible Development. Mr. Woo was the founding President of the Asian Pacific Community Fund and served as Vice President on the board of directors for the Volunteer Center of Los Angeles. He was appointed six consecutive terms to the Orange County Drug and Alcohol Advisory Board and served on the Ethnic Advisory Council for the State Department of Developmental Services and Department of Rehabilitation.

Alan was a founding board member and Vice President for the Democratic Associates of Orange County.

Over the years, he has created successful model collaborative partnerships to solve community problems such as Stone Soup Child Care, an innovative low cost school age child care partnership with schools. He is the Co-chair of the Artesia Pilar Neighborhood Organization in Santa Ana.

Page 3 of 4 Exhibit H – Alan H. Woo Curriculum Vitae Mr. Woo has published papers on Empowering the Asian Pacific Disability Community and employing the disabled.

Mr. Woo has reviewed grant applications and made recommendations for funding for United Way of Los Angeles, County of Orange Social Services Agency, City of Santa Ana, Office of Substance Abuse Prevention, and Office of Community Services.

He is the President of Mega Group, a management consultant group specializing in turning around troubled organizations and conducting future planning. He is the President of 601 Enterprises and Morale Boosters, a company he founded with his wife to help seniors feel good about themselves. Currently, Mr. Woo is the President of the Asian Pacific Islander Planning Council of Orange County (APIPC), Chair of OC Black Chamber Business Development Committee, a member of the OC Black Chamber Advisory Board, and Secretary of the Orange County Presidents Council. He is a member of the Asian Business Association of Orange County.

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