A man of heart and passion, Stephen Ying has been an activist in Portland for many years.

His efforts range from raising money for the American Red Cross in support of the

earthquake in China to working with Travel Portland to promote our city as a destination for

Chinese tourist and investors. Stephen stands for change and progress. He invests and provides

his time freely for the betterment of the community.

His service includes membership on: the Board of Directors of Portland Kaohsiung Sister City; the Board of Directors of the Portland Chinese Gardens; Old Town‐Chinatown Neighborhood Association; Old Town‐Chinatown, Business Association; the Old Town‐Chinatown Vision Committee; the Advisory Committee with the Central Portland Police precinct; and the Advisory Committee for the Urban Renewal River District.

Also, Stephen served as the President of the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association from 2004‐2006 and is currently serving as its Executive Director. He is also the President of the

Chinese American Citizens Alliance, Bing Kong Association, and United Chinese Alliance.  Stephen’s activism has focused on promoting and preserving Chinese heritage, sponsoring youth

service and scholarships, engaging in charitable activities, advocating for small businesses, providing social service for the community, and most importantly, act as a liaison for the

Chinese community. Recognized and trusted by many community organizations as well as civic and governmental agencies, Stephen brings open communication, responsiveness and

participation throughout our community for a better and more enjoyable Portland.