Posts tagged Vice President
Eric Hing

Eric is an insurance professional and entrepreneur with over a decade of experience serving individuals, families, and small to mid-sized businesses throughout Southern California. As the leader of a modern, technology-driven insurance agency, he focuses on creating clear, accessible health and employee benefit solutions that truly support people—not just policies.

Community involvement is central to Eric’s work and values. He comes from a family with a long-standing legacy of involvement in the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, a tradition that shaped his belief in service, collaboration, and supporting local businesses. Today, he continues that legacy by actively engaging with community organizations, business leaders, and professional groups across the region.

Eric is known for his approachable, relationship-first style and his ability to simplify complex insurance topics into practical guidance clients can trust. His expertise spans medical, dental, vision, life, disability, voluntary benefits, and Medicare planning.

Driven by a passion for education, transparency, and community impact, Eric is committed to helping people make confident decisions while strengthening the local business community he proudly serves.

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Mamie Hong Weinberg

何美媚

Mamie Hong Weinberg is a lifelong resident of Chinatown who attended Castelar Elementary, Nightingale Junior High, and Belmont High School.  Like most Chinatown kids, she spent a great deal of time at the Alpine Recreation Center, where she learned many forms of dance; ballet, Chinese and Polynesian were her favorites. As a teenager, she founded the Blue Heaven Dancers, a Chinese Folk Dance group based in Chinatown, coordinating the performances, choreography and costume design. She was also a member of the Asian American Ballet Company, and was later invited to join the Hwa Yi Chinese Ethnic Dance Company. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Clothing and Textiles/Fashion Merchandising from the California State University Los Angeles and subsequently worked at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising for over 20 years. Mamie and her husband are proud parents of twin daughters, one of whom was the 2013 Little Queen.  

Mamie has been committed to volunteer work in Chinatown for decades having been a founding member of the Friends and Alumni of Castelar Elementary School (FACES), Chinatown Resident Representative and 4th Vice President of the Historic Cultural Neighborhood Council, and a Park Advisory Board member for Alpine Recreation Center.

Mamie’s father and his family owned and operated Hong Kong Low restaurant in Chinatown, home of the infamous punk rock club, the Hong Kong Cafe.  Among her father's many altruistic endeavors, he served as a President, as well as the parade chair, for the Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Mamie feels honored to continue with this legacy in serving the Chinatown community. 

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Christina Wu

吳雅婷

Christina has always been passionate about blending business with creative expression. Her diverse career spans Fortune 100 companies, the Hollywood entertainment industry, Silicon Valley startups, and educational institutions. She has worked at renowned organizations such as The Wall Street Journal, Lifetime Television, KUSC Public Radio, and more. With extensive experience in communications, sales, PR, and marketing, Christina brings a wealth of expertise to her work.

She is also highly skilled in event planning, having coordinated, led, and performed in over 400 events, including community banquets, conferences, fundraisers, receptions, dance performances, festivals, music concerts, fashion shows, and golf tournaments. These events have ranged from intimate gatherings of 20 to large-scale productions with up to 3,500 attendees.

A lifelong dancer, Christina began dancing at a young age, training in a variety of styles, including traditional Chinese dance, ballet, lyrical, modern, jazz, heels, hip-hop, and K-pop. She has performed at prominent venues such as Disneyland, Segerstrom Center for the Arts, the Hollywood Bowl, MGM Grand Las Vegas, Knott’s Berry Farm, and the Rose Parade.

After becoming a mother, Christina redirected her efforts toward educating Chinese culture and language. Having taught her children Mandarin for many years, she later began teaching others by using techniques such as storytelling, visual imagery, and introducing 'worldbuilding' concepts into her lessons.

Christina holds an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and a BS from the University of Southern California. A former Miss Los Angeles Chinatown - Queen, she also won Miss Photogenic.

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