NAPABA Coffee House
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Podcast Overview
<p>Over the last three decades, Asian Americans have been the fastest-growing minority group in the legal profession. For example, Asians make up slightly over 10% of the students at Harvard Law School (ILRG Report, 2020) and at the top 30 law schools (Goodwin Liu, 2015). However, they continue to be significantly underrepresented in the profession’s top leadership positions. As of today, there are only about 25 Asian American General Counsels in the Fortune 500.NAPABA Coffee House is a series of one-on-one conversations with some of these trailblazing individuals.</p>
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11/2/2023
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Recent Episodes
April 25, 2024
Hailyn Chen & Jackie Park | Secrets to the Sauce
<p>Join us for a dynamic conversation with two of Big Law’s most prominent leaders, Jackie Park, co-managing partner at DLA Piper, and Hailyn Chen, co-managing partner at Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP. Jackie and Hailyn share their inspiring personal journeys and engage with themes from the 2022 Bloomberg Law article, “Asian American Women are the Losers in Big Law.” From practical business development tips to personal anecdotes, this conversation includes candid reflections and invaluable wisdom from three industry trailblazers (including our host Deb Wong Yang). Tune in for key insights on how to foster workplace environments where AAPI women can flourish and for a sense of empowerment in navigating your own career. </p>
April 16, 2024
Hon. Tani Cantil-Sakauye (Ret.) | Behind the Bench
<p>Join us for an inspiring conversation with NAPABA trailblazer and former California Supreme Court Chief Justice, the Honorable Tani Cantil-Sakauye. She made history as the first Asian-Filipina American and only the second woman to hold this position, and she led a vast court system comprised of 58 trial courts, 6 courts of appeal, and a supreme court with over 2,000 judicial officers. We learn about the Chief Justice’s humble beginnings and how her family’s encounters with the legal system, including her mother’s own pro se case, sparked her passion for the law. Gain insight as the Chief Justice shares the tools she has used to tackle challenges in her career—persuasion, engagement, collaboration, and resolute determination—and inspires you to feel empowered in navigating your own career.</p>
April 11, 2024
Jeremy Tran & Rose Yan | Mastering Your Universe
<p>In this episode of NAPABA Coffee House, hosts delve into the world of advocacy and empowerment with special guests Jeremy Tran and Rose Yan, representing Gold House. Together, they explore the intersection of culture, community, and leadership, shedding light on Gold House's mission to amplify Asian voices in media and entertainment. From sharing personal journeys to discussing strategies for fostering diversity and inclusion, Tran and Yan offer invaluable insights into navigating the industry landscape and driving meaningful change. Tune in for an inspiring dialogue that celebrates the power of collaboration and the importance of representation in shaping a more inclusive future.</p>
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- What is NAPABA Coffee House?
<p>Over the last three decades, Asian Americans have been the fastest-growing minority group in the legal profession. For example, Asians make up slightly over 10% of the students at Harvard Law School (ILRG Report, 2020) and at the top 30 law schools (Goodwin Liu, 2015). However, they continue to be significantly underrepresented in the profession’s top leadership positions. As of today, there are only about 25 Asian American General Counsels in the Fortune 500.NAPABA Coffee House is a series of one-on-one conversations with some of these trailblazing individuals.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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