Joann Yung is a dedicated professional with a strong educational background in social policy, community organizing, and international studies.

Her academic journey includes an MBA in Children, Youth and Families from The Heller School for Social Policy and Management at Brandeis University, a Certificate in Management of Community Organizations from Tufts University, and a BA in International Studies with a focus on East Asia from William & Mary.

Joann has accumulated a wealth of experience in the non-profit sector, with a focus on development, donor engagement, and community services.

She currently holds the position of Director of Development at the Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center, where she plays a vital role in fundraising and strategic planning.

Prior to this role, Joann served as the Associate Director of Development at the same organization, showcasing her dedication and progression within the field.

Her career journey also includes roles such as Manager of Donor Engagement at BELL (Building Educated Leaders for Life) and various developmental positions at organizations like College Bound Dorchester and Breakthrough Cambridge.

Joann's commitment to community service is evident through her engagement with the Jeremy Lin Foundation, where she served as a Board Member, and her involvement in charitable events such as serving as the Fundraising Event Committee Chair at ACCESS.

Additionally, her diverse skill set includes experiences beyond the non-profit sector, such as her tenure as a Management Consultant at Peace First and roles within church administration at the Cambridge Community Fellowship Church, where she served as a Children's Church Leader, Counselor, and Vacation Bible School Director.

Joann Yung's multifaceted background and involvement in various community-focused organizations highlight her passion for social impact and community development.