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Rebecca Choi

Connector ~ Strategist ~ Investor

Rebecca Choi brings a diverse background in financial investments, entrepreneurship, and nonprofit management to her community empowerment projects. She is known for her inquisitive nature, challenging assumptions, and viewing situations from multiple perspectives.

As a generalist, Rebecca enjoys brainstorming and experimenting across various fields. She is a certified Mental Health First Aid trainer, showcasing her commitment to holistic health and community wellness. Rebecca excels in igniting and empowering others to achieve ambitious goals while striving to overcome her inclination to take on too much by delegating tasks and embracing play.

Rebecca holds a BA in Political Economy from Princeton University. She has held leadership positions in notable organizations like CU Hawaii, Wailoa Ventures, Defy Ventures, and International Technological University. Her professional journey includes roles as a Strategy Consultant, CEO, and Vice President in various financial firms such as ARCS Group LLC, M2 Holdings LLC, TPG Capital, and JPMorgan.

Apart from her professional endeavors, Rebecca finds enjoyment in reading, cooking, and spending time with her family, which includes engaging in dance parties with her daughters.

Highlights

Aug 8 · linkedin

We're hiring another Youth Program Coordinator at CU Hawaii as we are expanding our community development efforts! If you know of people who enjoy working with youth and want to help improve our community's financial health and wellness, please share this opportunity.

Visit our website for more info and link to application:

Sep 11 · linkedin

Applications for Hawaiʻi FoundHer cohort 3 are open now through October 31st, 2023!

The Hawaiʻi FoundHer (@hifoundher) program empowers women-led businesses rooted in culture and community for growth. The accelerator program is tailored specifically to the needs of Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, and/or Asian women and mothers starting businesses in five core markets of Hawaiʻi’s economy: Tech, Fashion, Health & Wellness, Food System/Restaurants, and Keiki/Education.⁠

Who is this for? For-profit small businesses Businesses in their early stages Proof of business concept  50% AANHPI Women-Led Based in Hawaiʻi

What will they receive? $20,000 grant $4,000 care stipend Weekly educational workshops National network of mentors and advisors

Application Link: https://foundher.org

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Hawaii, United States