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Welcome to NAAAP Cincinnati!

NAAAP Cincinnati is a non-profit professional organization that promotes the career advancement and leadership cultivation of Asian Americans of all descent through positive networking, active community involvement, and fostering diversity in the workplace.

NAAAP Cincinnati is a non-profit professional organization that promotes the career advancement and leadership cultivation of Asian Americans of all descent through positive networking, active community involvement, and fostering diversity in the workplace.

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Sunday 7/24 Sawyer Point - Picnic and Volleyball!  6:00 PM-9:00 PM
Starting midafternoon, NAAAP invites you to eat and play volleyball with us! BYOB or a side dish to share.  We will also host a volleyball competition: $10 per team, winning team splits the pot!

Sat-Sun 8/20-8/21 Asian Food Fest, Kolping Park
Sponsored by Daspo, Care2Share, and Kolping Center , Cincinnati's annual summer food fest focusing on Asian cuisine is back again! If you love Asian food but don't know the best eats around town, this is the place to get to know them all! Please visit AsianFoodFest.org for more information, and if you're interested in volunteering.

Sunday 7/24 Sawyer Point - Picnic and Volleyball!  6:00 PM-9:00 PM
Starting midafternoon, NAAAP invites you to eat and play volleyball with us! BYOB or a side dish to share.  We will also host a volleyball competition: $10 per team, winning team splits the pot!

Sat-Sun 8/20-8/21 Asian Food Fest, Kolping Park
Sponsored by Daspo, Care2Share, and Kolping Center , Cincinnati's annual summer food fest focusing on Asian cuisine is back again! If you love Asian food but don't know the best eats around town, this is the place to get to know them all! Please visit AsianFoodFest.org for more information, and if you're interested in volunteering.

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Paint the Town!

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June 11th, 2011 - Give Back Cincinnati’s tenth annual Paint the Town event—and NAAAP’s fourth—in Dayton, KY, started off with inclement weather, but the rain didn’t hold anyone back for long.  By early midday the skies cleared up, and NAAAP got to work scraping, buffing, and painting, working with volunteers from the membership ranks, and others who joined in at the last minute! Mike Liska, homeowner of the house in Bellevue, KY cooked up a delicious pot of Sloppy Joes as thanks, in addition to the Chick-Fil-A sponsored lunch.


At the afterparty held at the lawn of Dayton High School in Kentucky, many of our members had the chance to network with each other and with the other PTT participants, from volunteers at GBC to employees ranging from Procter & Gamble, US Bank, Duke Energy, Gold Star Chili and more. Even with the paint and grime from the day’s work still stuck to our clothes, we enjoyed every minute of it. Thank you to our wonderful members for participating or donating to the cause! It’s empowering and encouraging to see people taking an active role in moving the city forward, and beautifying the scenery, one house at a time. 

 

To view photos of the event, find us on Facebook:  NAAAP Cincinnati

Missed it this year? Don’t worry, we’ll do it again next year! Please join NAAAP today and stay updated on future events!

 

Paint the Town!

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June 11th, 2011 - Give Back Cincinnati’s tenth annual Paint the Town event—and NAAAP’s fourth—in Dayton, KY, started off with inclement weather, but the rain didn’t hold anyone back for long.  By early midday the skies cleared up, and NAAAP got to work scraping, buffing, and painting, working with volunteers from the membership ranks, and others who joined in at the last minute! Mike Liska, homeowner of the house in Bellevue, KY cooked up a delicious pot of Sloppy Joes as thanks, in addition to the Chick-Fil-A sponsored lunch.


At the afterparty held at the lawn of Dayton High School in Kentucky, many of our members had the chance to network with each other and with the other PTT participants, from volunteers at GBC to employees ranging from Procter & Gamble, US Bank, Duke Energy, Gold Star Chili and more. Even with the paint and grime from the day’s work still stuck to our clothes, we enjoyed every minute of it. Thank you to our wonderful members for participating or donating to the cause! It’s empowering and encouraging to see people taking an active role in moving the city forward, and beautifying the scenery, one house at a time. 

 

To view photos of the event, find us on Facebook:  NAAAP Cincinnati

Missed it this year? Don’t worry, we’ll do it again next year! Please join NAAAP today and stay updated on future events!

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Forbes Magazine praises WIN and NAAAP
 Women in NAAAP conference in Forbes.com 

Outstanding WIN! Regional Conference
Congratulations to Dallas-Ft. Worth chapter for a successfull WIN! regional conference.    

Is your company a Best Place for Asians to Work?
The National Association of Asian American Professionals (NAAAP) invites you to participate in our inaugural rankings on The Best Companies for Asians to Work for - U.S. edition

Invest in Yourself at the WIN! Regional Conference in Seattle
The second Women in NAAAP (WIN!) conference is regional.  People from other chapters are welcomed.

Celebrate Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month
Honor the contributions and leadership of Asians and Pacific Islanders.  Suggested programs in your area.  
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