MSNBC host Richard Lui moderated a discussion with Denise Morrison, CEO of Campbell Soup Company, Monday night for the Harvard Business School Club of New York. Check out some pics of the event below!
HBS Club of New York.
HBS Club of New York
MSNBC's Richard Lui spoke at the United Nations Association Wednesday night in New York City. He spoke about human trafficking in the United States at one of 10 seminars for The Worldview Institute. Check out the pic from the seminar below!
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Photo taken by: UNA NYC
MSNBC's Richard Lui, is profiled in the Winter 2012 issue of Phoenix International Magazine. Coined the "Renaissance Man," Lui discusses his unique path and experiences to land a seat at the anchor desk. Check out an excerpt below and visit http://phoenixintlmag.com/.
"It's hard to imagine someone who's covered some of this century's biggest news stories, a man ranked on virtually every list of most influential Asian Americans, asking you to decide between white chocolate macadamia and semi-sweet with walnut.
But in no uncertain terms, Richard Lui is grateful for what some might consider his unconventional career path -- from cookie store manager to environmental equipment designer to mobile banking entrepreneur to the first Chinese American male to anchor a weekday national newscast."
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MSNBC's Richard Lui joined Pres. Jimmy Carter and Habitat for Humanity in the rebuilding efforts of Haiti from the destruction of the devastating earthquake in 2010. Richard was one of 600 volunteers from around the world that positively impacted the Haitian community by building 100 homes. During a break from building, Richard sat down with the former president to discuss service, Mid-East peace and politics. See below for Pres. Carter's reaction to the election and what he thinks should be Pres. Obama's top priorities.
NBC's Richard Lui sits down with former President Jimmy Carter.
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Richard Lui hosted the 2012 Blackboard Awards last week a Fordham Law School! The Blackboard Awards celebrate and honor schools and principals in New York that excel at fostering academic, emotional and social growth in students. Check out the pics below from this great event!
Manhattan Media - Aaron Adler
Manhattan Media - Aaron Adler
Manhattan Media - Aaron Adler
Anthony Quintano - NBC News
MSNBC's Richard Lui is not only a journalist, but also a philanthropist and businessman among many other things. Asian Fortune News recently noted Richard's busy and rewarding schedule, here.
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Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders make up a growing part of the U.S. electorate. Richard Lui explains their potential impact in his op-ed piece in the Seattle Times.
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Prior to the UN General Assembly, MSNBC's Richard Lui joined 26 fellows in the UN Foundation's 2012 Press Fellowship. Journalists from all over the world met to discuss pressing global issues with top leaders in the corresponding field. Check out photo's from Richard's experience. For more info on the fellowship click, here.
Center: MSNBC's Richard Lui
UN Foundation Fellows meet with leaders of the UN Peacekeeping Missions
MSNBC's Richard Lui writes in the Huffington Post about misconceptions facing the Asian American Pacific Islander community by sharing his own experience. Lui almost flunked out of high school twice and when he did graduate, was not able to afford college and took a job at Mrs. Fields Cookies. He found the motivation and resources to enroll at City College of San Francisco and discovered his passions through debate and working on a political campaign. Read more about Lui's journey and the reality the AAPI faces gaining an education, here.
Lui was the campaign manager for the re-election campaign of a San Francisco school board member
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Congratulations to MSNBC's Richard Lui for being named a member of the 2012 National Association of Asian American Professionals 100 Recognition Program! The NAAAP is a non-profit organization that offers developmental, professional and educational services for Asian American leaders. Richard was chosen for his exemplary example of the NAAACP's vision and mission. To read more about the award click, here.
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