Henry J. Yee

Henry is a securities investor focusing on common stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ. He was formerly a successful land speculator in the Kennesaw, Town Center Mall area of Cobb County. A deputy Director of Human Resources for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service with duty locations at Portland, Oregon, Washington, D.C., and Atlanta, Georgia, and the co-owner of a Chinese restaurant in Marietta, Georgia.

He is Vice President of Public Affairs for the Organization of Chinese Americans (OCA), Georgia Chapter. OCA is a civil rights organization with headquarters in Washington, D.C., and 50 local chapters nationwide.

In 2004, Henry was active in the political campaign that elected Johnny Isakson to the United States Senate.

In 2002, he was awarded a contract from the Secretary of State, Cathy Cox, to conduct voter education and introduce the new touch screen electronic voting equipment to the Asian community.

In 2000, Henry was selected by the U.S. Census Bureau to promote participation in the Asian community and emphasize the importance of being counted in Census 2000.

He is a member of the Chinese American Lions Club of Atlanta. During his year as President (1998-1999), Henry set the record for raising the moist funds ever in the fourteen years history of the club. He has also served as zone and region chairman of Georgia Lions district 18F, which is comprised of 18 clubs. He has received the highest award granted by Lions International including the Melvin Jones Fellow, Tom Bingham Fellow and Lion of the Year.

Henry is a graduate of the University of Oregon. He is also a director of the Kwong Tung Association of Atlanta and the Founder and president of American’s Toi San Society.

His favorite past time is exercising at the LA Fitness Sport club which he does six days a week.

Henry is married to Angela who is president of the Kwong Tung Association of Atlanta. They have two daughters, Brenda and Adrienne.