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Hi, I’m Tina Park.

Life has a quiet way of becoming beautiful when we least expect it.

ABOUT

Tina Park’s journey has taken her across many fields, from public service and international collaboration to business, writing, and the arts. Along the way, she has been guided by a simple belief: meaningful work often begins with thoughtful reflection and the courage to follow unexpected paths.

In 2009, Tina made history when she was elected to the Los Angeles Community College District Board of Trustees, becoming the youngest woman and the first Korean American to serve in the role. During her tenure, including two terms as Vice President, she helped oversee one of the largest community college systems in the United States, representing nine colleges across 17 cities in Los Angeles County. Working alongside educators, administrators, and community leaders, she focused on expanding opportunity through public education.

Earlier in her career, Tina was involved in financial sector negotiations that contributed to a $1.4 billion global settlement.

After completing her time in public office, Tina spent a period in South Korea exploring creative and international initiatives. During that chapter, she published a motivational biography and became involved with VERSI, an art museum project reflecting her interest in art, culture, and creative expression. She also served in advisory roles with the Korea Communications Commission and the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency, supporting collaboration between Korea and global partners.

Alongside her professional work, Tina has remained committed to humanitarian causes. She has supported the work of the Assyrian Aid Society of America and efforts assisting Ukrainian refugees.

Through each chapter of her life, Tina has remained guided by a belief in thoughtful leadership, meaningful work, and contributing something of lasting value to the communities she serves.