Board of Directors

Eva Chan is the Executive Director of GCCA. Former Director of Global Architecture of Juicy Couture and Director of Architecture of Liz Claiborne, Eva Chan brings to GCCA over 30 years of professional organization and project management experience. A long-time resident of Chinatown, Eva volunteered at the Charles B. Wang Community Health Center for ten years and has served as the President of the Transfiguration School Home School Association. 

Marylee Raymond Diamond is the Treasurer of GCCA. She has served on the Board of Directors since 2005. She is also the Controller at New York Lawyers for the Public Interest, responsible for financial reporting, internal controls, and contract compliance. Marylee has over 30 years experience in directing finance management and operations with NYC not-for-profit, community-based organizations such as the Coalition for the Homeless, Literacy Partners, and Pro Bono Net. Prior to that, Marylee worked in the NYC Office of the Auditor General, the Mayor’s Office of Operations, and the budget office of the Department  of Parks & Recreation.  

Theresa Pang provides strategic planning and social service partner coordination for the Greater Chinatown Community Association’s various programs. Theresa also serves on the Board of the non-profit, community-based theater company, Four Seas Players, and has been the executive producer of many of their theatrical performances at the Henry Street Settlement. Theresa works in national sales at a publishing house based in New York City.

Lucia Sau Chan has over 15 years of experience in medical administration and community and physician outreach, most recently as the Senior Director of Asian Services at Mount Sinai Beth Israel and Mount Sinai Union Square.  As a long time community activist, Lucia is well known and respected in the NYC Lower East Side community. Among other positions, she is the current President of the Asian Health and Social Service Council and advisory board members of several community non-profit organizations.  She also served as co-editor of the “Asian Family Caregiver Handbook” published in 2010.

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