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The WWAAC Leaders & Legends Awards

The grand finale of NAAAP's - 22^nd Annual Convention

Immediately following NAAAP’s Dinner

In the Santa Monica Room of the Los Angeles Ballroom

Hyatt Regency Century Plaza

Saturday, August 23^rd

Red Carpet Ceremony – 6:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

VIP Reception – 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

WWAAC Leaders & Legends Awards 8:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.

WWAAC Awards will be televised and aired

to an estimated 15-million homes across the nation.

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The (WWAAC) Who’s Who in Asian American Communities Leaders & Legends Awards is proud to announce the 2008 Honorees. On Saturday, August 23^rd - the WWAAC Leaders and Legends Awards will showcase and recognize the accomplishments of these (6) six dedicated and successful Asians who serve as role models throughout the nation.

The 2008 Who’s Who in Asian American Communities Leaders & Legends Honorees are as follows:

Elaine L. Chao

Secretary of Labor

U.S. Department of Labor

Richard A. Chow-Wah

Vice President of Powertrain Manufacturing

Chrysler, LLC

Greg Chun

Composer

Bill Imada

Chairman and CEO

I-W Group, Inc

Senator Daniel K. Inouye

United States Senator

State of Hawaii

Wallace Tsuha

Chairman and CEO

Saturn Electronics & Engineering, Inc.

The Who’s Who in Asian American Communities Awards is adding two new changes to its 3^rd Annual WWAAC event. The WWAAC Leaders and Legends Awards will be the grand finale of the National Association of Asian American Professionals’ (NAAAP) 22^nd Annual Convention in Los Angeles in August. Secondly, the WWAAC Awards will be televised and aired to an estimated 15-million homes across the nation.

For over one hundred fifty years, Asian Americans have made enormous contributions to the prosperity and success of this great nation. While there are many different Who’s Who organizations recognizing outstanding members of our society, very few, if any, focus on the prominent Asian Americans who have been our role models for success, great contributors to our community and to the nation, and distinguished figures in their own professions.

The WWAAC committee is a group of Asian Americans dedicated to honoring successful Asians who serve as leaders and role models in their respective communities. The purpose of the WWAAC Committee is to recognize the accomplishments of these leaders, publicize their achievements, and promote the Asian American community into mainstream America.

Unlike other Who’s Who organizations – membership to the distinguished and elite WWAAC Leaders and Legends program cannot be purchased. As recipients of the exclusive WWAAC award, Honorees must pass rigid scrutiny, fulfill numerous obligations, and possess outstanding accomplishments. It is the WWAAC Committee’s goal to once again include only those distinguished Asian Americans who meet the required standards.