CCBA Farewell to Director and Deputy Director and Welcome new Cultural Center of Taipei Economics and Cultural Offices in Los Angeles Director

Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Los Angeles Deputy Director Tony Ong plans to retire in mid-July. CCBA holds a farewell luncheon ceremony at Cultural Center of Taipei Economics and Cultural Offices in Los Angeles on July 11 to send off Abraham Chu, Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Los Angeles Director, and Tony Ong, Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Los Angeles Deputy Director. At the same time, CCBA also welcome the new Cultural Center of Taipei Economics and Cultural Offices in Los Angeles Director Chang Hao-Chun. Dozens of people including the CCBA four chiefs, representatives of Chinese Associations, advisors, elders attend the meeting and express their gratitude to Abraham Chu and Tony Ong.

Abraham Chu mentions that his critically ill mother in Taiwan alone with no relatives, plus the enlightening and touching emotion from the pandemic made him to decide retiring early and return to Taiwan to care for his mother.

CCBA President Mei Lau, former President Peter Leung, Michael Cheung, Peter Ng and many others said that the Director AbrahamChu is rigorous, dedicated, knowledgeable, and advanced. Within a short time in Los Angeles, he has penetrated into the mainstream and has contributed a lot for the country, diplomacy and overseas Chinese. Deputy Director Tony Ong is fluent in Cantonese, thus blend in well into the traditional overseas Chinese community. He has accomplished many difficult tasks in the past six years.