Mimi Song

Ms. Song has made her mark in real estate by becoming a valued resource and consultant for regional developers, publicly and privately held residential construction companies, land developers, and investment firms. Mimi’s excellence in providing opportunities to developers has made her #1 in the Southern California. Specializing in market knowledge and political processes, Ms. Song is able to navigate today’s market and strategically assist their clients to effectively utilize real estate for maximum results. Her effective leadership allows the company to handle all levels of the consulting market with reliable and impressive results.

From 2008 for 5 years, she was appointed by former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger to the State of California’s Commission on Asian and Pacific Islanders American Affairs. Her leadership role is to create a coalition of Asian & Pacific Islanders American and mainstream business leaders to communicate with the California State government and the Office of the Governor. Mimi also served on the board of the California Museum in 2009.

Ms. Song is also a Founder of Reprogramming Foundation, an organization responsible for building two agricultural schools in the Far East of the Russian Federation, one on Sakhalin Island and the other in Vladivostock. These programs help juveniles of the local Korean Diaspora to understand their ancestral Korean heritage. She received an Honorary Doctorate degree from Asia Life University in Korea in recognition of her service to the community.

In 2004, as the co-founder of the Global Leadership Foundation, Ms. Song works with California State Monterey Professor Dr. John Kim, to develop the future leaders of America. She also serves as a Vice Chairwoman for Global Korean Network Foundation and a board member of Korean Cultural Heritage Foundation as well as a Board of Directors of Overseas Korean Traders Association Southern California and a Vice President of Korean American Commissioners Association (“KACA”).

Most recently, Ms. Song was appointed as the chairwoman of board of directors at International Agricultural Development Institute to serve one of many its major businesses including agricultural support to N. Korea and Russian agricultural export support.