Asian Hall of Fame

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Asian Hall of Fame is a United States-based organization that honors Asian and Pacific Islander and Native individuals and communities for their contributions to arts, sciences, sports, public service, and global impact. [1] It was established in 2004 by the Robert Chinn Foundation (RFC) in Seattle, Washington. [2] It remained affiliated with the RFC until 2020 when it separated and became its own independent non-profit. [3] Maki Hsieh is the President and CEO of the organization. [4]

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Inductees

YearNameDescriptionAwardReferences
2004 Gary Faye Locke American politician and diplomat; 21st Governor of Washington (1997–2005), U.S. Secretary of Commerce (2009–2011), U.S. Ambassador to China (2011–2014) and first Chinese American to serve in that roleInductee [2]
2004 Rick Noji American high jumper; world champion and former U.S. national championInductee [2]
2004 Yuji Okumoto American actor, producer and martial artist known for roles in martial arts filmsInductee [2]
2004 George Tsutakawa American sculptor and painter noted for public art installations in the Pacific NorthwestInductee, in memoriam [2]
2004Z.Z. WeiChinese American painter and fine artist active in mid‑20th century American art communitiesInductee [2]
2007 Apolo Anton Ohno American retired short‑track speed skater; eight‑time Winter Olympic medalist (two gold, two silver, four bronze); most decorated U.S. Winter Olympian; inducted into U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame in 2019Inductee [5]
2013 Loida Nicolas Lewis Filipino‑born American lawyer and business leader; first Filipina licensed to practice law in New York without U.S. law school, former chair and CEO of TLC BeatriceInductee [6]
2013 Richard Cho Vice President of Basketball Strategy for the Memphis Grizzlies in the NBAInductee [6]
2013 Teddy Zee American media, technology and entertainment executive and producerInductee [6]
2014 Grace Park Canadian-American actress and advocate known for television roles and Asian American representation in mediaInductee [7]
2014 Manu'ula Tuiasosopo Former NFL player; contributed to Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers Super Bowl teamsInductee [7]
2014 Nathan Adrian American competitive swimmer; five‑time Olympic gold medalist representing the U.S. between 2008 and 2016Inductee [8]
2014 Norman Yoshio Mineta American politician; U.S. Transportation Secretary under President George W. Bush, former Cabinet member under President Clinton, co‑founder of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, and recipient of Presidential Medal of FreedomInductee [7]
2015 Benson Henderson American former professional mixed martial artist; UFC Lightweight Champion and WEC Lightweight Champion; multiple title defenses and considered among the top lightweight fighters in MMAInductee [9]
2015 Betty Nguyen Vietnamese American television journalist; one of the first Vietnamese American anchors at CNN and NBC NewsInductee [9]
2015 Carrie Ann Inaba American television personality, dancer, choreographer and talk show host; long‑time judge on ABC’s Dancing with the Stars and former co‑host of CBS’s The TalkInductee [9]
2015 Jeanette Lee American professional pool player nicknamed "the Black Widow"; world‑ranked champion, WPBA and BCA Hall of Fame inductee, advocate for scoliosis awarenessInductee [9]
2016 Bruce Lee Chinese American martial artist, actor and filmmaker; global influence on martial arts cinema and pop cultureInductee, in memoriam [10]
2016 Kristi Yamaguchi American former competitive figure skater; Olympic gold medalist and U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame inductee; New York Times best‑selling authorInductee [10]
2016Major General Antonio Taguba Filipino American U.S. Army officer; led the Taguba Report on Abu Ghraib detainee abuse and advocate for social justice reformsInductee [10]
2016 Connie Chung American broadcast journalist; first Asian American co‑anchor on U.S. weekday national network news broadcastsInductee & Lifetime Achievement [10]
2017 Daniel Dae Kim Korean American actor and producer; prominent AAPI advocateInductee [11]
2017 Duy‑Loan Le Vietnamese American engineer; first female Senior Fellow at Texas Instruments and inductee to the Women in Technology Hall of FameInductee [11]
2017 Sonita Lontoh Indonesian American technology executive and advocate; inductee to the Women in Manufacturing Hall of FameInductee [11]
2018 Kevin Kwan Singapore born novelist; author of Crazy Rich Asians and bestselling fiction exploring Asian identity and representationInductee [12]
2018Kourtney KangKorean‑Irish American television producer and writer; contributed to ABC’s Fresh Off the Boat and led diverse storytelling initiatives in entertainmentInductee [12]
2018 Melissa Lee Chinese American television journalist; first Chinese American host on CNBC and longtime anchor and correspondentInductee [12]
2018 Roy Yamaguchi Japanese American chef and restaurateur; founder of Roy’s Restaurants and promoter of Hawaiian‑fusion cuisineInductee [12]
2019 J. R. Celski American retired short‑track speed skater; three‑time Winter Olympian and three‑time Olympic medalist; held multiple world and junior world records and credited with helping popularize U.S. short‑track speed skatingInductee [13]
2019 Jon M. Chu American film director, producer and screenwriter; directed Crazy Rich Asians (2018) and In the Heights (2021), among other major works helping elevate Asian American representation in HollywoodInductee [13]
2019 Luly Yang Taiwanese‑born American fashion and costume designer; founder of Luly Yang Couture in Seattle and recognized internationally for bridal and evening wearInductee [14]
2019Marc Anthony NicolasFilipino American television producer and two‑time Emmy Award winner; supervising producer on The Talk and host/executive producer of Make Your Marc on GMA Pinoy TVInductee [15]
2020 James Hong American actor, producer and director; career spanning over seven decades and more than 400 film and television credits; co‑founder of East West Players to advance Asian American theatrical representationLifetime Achievement Award [16]
2020Congressmember Judy Chu American politician and psychologist; first Chinese American woman elected to the U.S. Congress, representing California since 2009Inductee [17]
2020 Masaharu Morimoto Japanese chef; gained international fame as an Iron Chef on Iron Chef (Japan) and Iron Chef America; founder of restaurants across the U.S. and AsiaInductee [18]
2020 Noel Lee American engineer, inventor and entrepreneur; founder and CEO of Monster Inc., recognized for innovations in high-performance audio accessoriesInductee [16]
2020 Cheryl Burke American professional dancer and television personality; first female professional to win Dancing with the Stars and first to win back‑to‑back seasons; two‑time Emmy nomineeInductee [19]
2020 Masi Oka Japanese American actor, producer and digital effects artist; known for his role as Hiro Nakamura on Heroes; worked in visual effects in major filmsInductee [16]
2020 Wally Yonamine Japanese American multi‑sport athlete; first Japanese American to play in the NFL and one of the first Americans to play professional baseball in JapanInductee [20]
2021 Nancy Kwan Chinese American actress whose Hollywood breakthrough in The World of Suzie Wong (1960) helped expand representation of Asian actors in 1960s cinema; winner of a Golden Globe New Star award in 1961Lifetime Achievement Award [21]
2021 Brandon Lee American actor and martial artist; son of actor Bruce Lee; known for The Crow (1994)Inductee, In Memoriam [3] [22]
2021Dr. Linda M. Liau Taiwanese‑born American neurosurgeon and researcher; Chair of Neurosurgery at UCLA and pioneer in brain cancer immunotherapyInductee [23]
2021Hon. Tani Gorre Cantil‑Sakauye Filipina American jurist; served as Chief Justice of California (2011–2022), first person of color and second woman in that role; head of the Judicial Council of CaliforniaInductee [22]
2021 Indra Nooyi Indian American business executive; CEO (2006–2018) and Chair (2007–2019) of PepsiCo; one of the first women of color to head a Fortune 50 companyInductee [3]
2021 Ken Jeong American actor, comedian, writer and former licensed physician; best known for roles in The Hangover series and Community; also creator of TV sitcom Dr. KenInductee [24]
2021 Phil Chen Jamaican supportive bassist of Chinese descent; played with Eric Clapton, Ray Manzarek and members of the Doors; awarded Jamaican Order of Distinction in 2014Inductee [23]
2021 Ren Hanámi Japanese American actor, author, director and producer; Chair of SAG‑AFTRA Asian Pacific American Media Committee and advocate for AAPI representationInductee [25]
2021 Steve Aoki American DJ, record producer and entrepreneur; founder of Dim Mak Records; global EDM artist and son of Benihana founder Rocky Aoki; advocate for inclusivity in music industryInductee [3] [26]
2021 Sumi Jo South Korean operatic coloratura soprano; Grammy Award winner and one of the first Asian sopranos to perform leading roles in major Western opera housesInductee [27]
2022 Andrew Cherng & Peggy Cherng Taiwanese‑born Chinese American restaurateurs; co‑founders and co‑CEOs of Panda Restaurant Group (Panda Express), one of the largest Asian‑themed restaurant chains in the U.S.Inductees [28]
2022 Chloe Kim American professional snowboarder; two‑time Olympic gold medalist in women’s halfpipe (2018, 2022), youngest woman to win back‑to‑back halfpipe golds; multi‑medalist at X‑Games and Youth OlympicsInductee [29]
2022 Daniel Ho American musician, composer and producer specializing in Hawaiian music; six‑time Grammy Award winner and recognized for contributions to ukulele and slack‑key guitar genresInductee [30]
2022Daniel PakAmerican music educator, performer, and frontman of Seattle reggae band Kore Ionz; advocate for music education in under‑served communitiesInductee [31]
2022 Deepika Padukone Indian actor and philanthropist; leading figure in Bollywood and international cinema, recipient of multiple Filmfare Awards and a TIME 100 list honoree in 2018; founder of Live Love Laugh Foundation focused on mental health awarenessInductee [30]
2022Elizabeth An, Helene An & Catherine An & Diana AnVietnamese‑American sisters and restaurateurs; founders of Crustacean restaurant group credited with popularizing Vietnamese cuisine in the U.S.Inductees [28]
2022 Hiro Yamamoto American bassist, co‑founding member of Soundgarden and credited as first Asian American bassist in a Grammy Award‑winning rock band [32] Inductee [33]
2022 Hiroshima American fusion jazz band honored by the Smithsonian; recognized for integrating Asian influences into mainstream musicInductees [30]
2022 Jiaoying Summers Chinese American comedian and social media influencer; international touring performer and founder of comedy venuesInductee [31]
2022 Joseph Bae & Janice LeeKorean American husband‑and‑wife duo; Bae is co‑CEO of KKR, and Lee is a New York Times bestselling author; prominent leaders in business and philanthropyInductees [30]
2022Karen WongFounder Emeritus of the Asian Hall of Fame and Robert Chinn FoundationInductee [28]
2022 Margaret Cho Korean American comedian, actress and writer; Grammy and Emmy nominee for her work exploring social issues and Asian American identityInductee [34]
2022Momo WangChinese American animation and creative director at Illumination Entertainment; creator of globally recognized character TuzkiInductee [35]
2022Omar Lee & Christine LeeAmerican real estate investors and property development entrepreneurs based in the Pacific NorthwestInductees [29]
2022 Pat Chun American collegiate athletic director; credited as first Asian American athletic director at a Power Five universityInductee [36]
2022Robert Chinn & Ruth ChinnChinese American bankers; founders of first Asian‑owned bank in the U.S.; inducted posthumouslyInductees, In Memoriam [31]
2022Senator Tammy Duckworth American politician and combat veteran; first Thai American U.S. Senator, recipient of Purple Heart and advocate for AAPI representation in public serviceInductee [30]
2022 Tia Carrere American actor and singer; Grammy Award‑winning artist and cultural icon with breakout roles in Wayne’s World and True LiesInductee [37]
2022 Toni Ko American entrepreneur; founder of NYX Cosmetics and Bespoke Beauty Brands; commercial real estate investor and philanthropistInductee [28]
2022Virginia CrossMuckleshoot Indian Tribal Council Chair and elder; one of longest‑serving female tribal council chairs in the United StatesInductee [38]
2023 Adele Lim Malaysian screenwriter and film director; co‑written Crazy Rich Asians and directed Joy Ride; known for mentoring writers and promoting representation in HollywoodInductee [39]
2023 Annie Young‑Scrivner American business executive; CEO of Wella Company and advocate for diversity in corporate leadershipInductee [40]
2023 Ben Fong‑Torres Chinese American music journalist and author; longtime writer for Rolling Stone magazineInductee [39]
2023Charlie Zhang & Ling ZhangChinese American philanthropists recognized for leadership in community service and cultural initiativesInductees [41]
2023Doug Baldwin Jr.American former NFL wide receiver; Super Bowl champion with the Seattle Seahawks; CEO and founder of community-focused ventures in sports and youth developmentInductee [42]
2023Dr. Lisa T. Su Taiwanese American technology executive; Chair and CEO of AMD and recognized global leader in semiconductor innovationInductee [40]
2023Dr. Peter P. LeeAmerican leader in immuno‑oncology; chair of research at City of Hope and expert in cancer researchInductee [41]
2023Dr. Shang‑Li & Betty HuangAmerican philanthropists; leadership in health and cultural organizations supporting the AAPI communityInductees [42]
2023 Far East Movement American music group; Billboard‑topping hitmakers (Like a G6) and acknowledged for mainstreaming Asian‑American hip‑hop cultureInductees [40]
2023 Jennifer Lee (TOKiMONSTA) Korean American electronic music producer; Grammy-nominated artist known for festival performances and media collaborationsInductee [39]
2023 Lalisa Manoban Thai singer and member of Blackpink; global K‑pop cultural icon and influential figure in music and fashionInductee [43]
2023Pin NiChinese American urban planner and entrepreneur; founder and president of Wanxiang America, contributing to sustainable developmentInductee [40]
2023Rep. Marilyn Strickland American politician; U.S. Representative for Washington’s 10th Congressional District; advocate for AAPI representation in governmentInductee [40]
2023 Sam Cho Korean American civic leader; Port of Seattle Commissioner and former executive focused on inclusive governanceInductee [41]
2023 Freddie Mercury British singer-songwriter with South Asian (Parsi) heritage; lead vocalist of Queen and global music icon; inducted posthumouslyInductee, In Memoriam [43]
2023 Rocky Aoki Japanese American restaurateur and entrepreneur; founder of Benihana; inducted posthumouslyInductee, In Memoriam [44]
2023 Ryuichi Sakamoto Japanese composer and electronic music pioneer; Oscar‑winning artist; inducted posthumouslyInductee, In Memoriam [43]
2023 Kiet Nguyen Vietnamese American U.S. Navy veteran; awarded the U.S. Navy Cross for extraordinary heroism during the Vietnam War, notably in the rescue of downed U.S. airmen in 1972; later resided in Seattle and worked at Boeing before retiring around 2005Inductee [42]
2023 Kim Thayil American guitarist and founding member of the grunge band Soundgarden; named by Rolling Stone as one of the 100 greatest guitarists of all time; two‑time Grammy Award winner, and influential for defining the “Seattle Sound” in alternative rockInductee [45]
2023 Santos Manuel Native American tribal elder of the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians; recognized posthumously for leadership and serviceInductee, In Memoriam [39]
2023 Nintendo Japanese multinational video game company; corporate inductee recognized for global influence in entertainment and technologyInductee [40]
2024Seo EunjiConsul General of the Republic of Korea in Seattle since 2023; recognized for leadership in public diplomacy and strengthening U.S.–Korea cultural ties in the Pacific NorthwestInductee [46]
2024 Anne Akiko Meyers American concert violinist known for her solo and orchestral performances; recipient of an Avery Fisher Career Grant and frequent collaborator with major orchestras [47] Inductee [48]
2024Bing XieChinese American business executive and philanthropist; co‑CEO of Silergy Corporation specializing in semiconductor technologiesInductee [49]
2024 Crystal Kung Minkoff American television personality and entrepreneur; co‑founder of Real Coco beverage company and first Chinese‑American cast member of Real Housewives of Beverly HillsInductee [50]
2024Eva ChowAmerican Chinese cultural executive and influencer; recognized for contributions in hospitality, beverage and urban cultural programming in Los Angeles areaInductee [46]
2024 Joe Wong Chinese American comedian and author; first Asian performer on The Late Show with David Letterman and White House stand‑up performerInductee [51]
2024 Julia S. Gouw American philanthropist and former banking executive; recognized for leadership in community investment and philanthropy networksInductee [50]
2024 Ke Huy Quan Vietnamese‑born American actor; Oscar‑winning performance in Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022), previously known for Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom and The Goonies; first Vietnam‑born actor to win an Academy AwardInductee [49]
2024 Kwek Leng Beng Singaporean Chinese entrepreneur; Chairman of Hong Leong Group, significant figure in global business and philanthropyInductee [46]
2024Larry LiChinese American venture investor; founder and managing partner of Silicon Valley’s Amino Capital, supporting Asian American entrepreneursInductee [49]
2024 Leena Nair British Indian business executive; Global CEO of Chanel and advocate for diversity in corporate leadershipInductee [52]
2024 Maia Shibutani & Alex Shibutani American ice dancers; Olympic bronze medalists and multiple-time U.S. national champions known as the "Shib‑Sibs"Inductees [49]
2024 Millennium & Copthorne Singapore‑based hospitality corporation recognized as a corporate inductee for global influence in hospitality and Asian heritage preservationInductee [53]
2024Marta & Raj Bhathal; Lisa Bhathal Merage; Alex BhathalIndian American philanthropy family; recognized for leadership in sports management, community engagement and cultural investmentInductees [46]
2024 Richard Lui & Kristen LuiAmerican journalists and media leaders; known for broadcast journalism and founding initiatives to elevate Asian American visibility in mediaInductees [53]
2024 Aisha Ibrahim Saudi‑born celebrity chef and restaurateur based in Seattle; notable presence in Pacific Northwest culinary sceneInductees [46]
2024 Bruce Harrell American politician; serving as Mayor of Seattle and a civic leader in Pacific Northwest; inducted as regional honoreeInductee [54]
2024Daniel Nguyen & Katherine LamChinese American civic leaders and co-founders of Bambuza Hospitality Group in Seattle; recognized for contributions to community and hospitalityInductees [55]
2024Lydia LeeKorean American marketing and art professional; recognized as "Arts Educator of the Year" for her leadership in media, art, and education programming.Inductee [56]
2024David Yang WasielewskiAmerican restaurateur; managing partner at Din Tai Fung Seattle and Pacific Northwest community supporterInductee [57]
2024Jacqueline YangAmerican entrepreneur; owner of Seattle SuperHawks basketball team and philanthropist in Pacific Northwest sports and civic engagementInductee [50]
2024 Jonathan Sposato American technology executive and philanthropist; investor and supporter of Asian American leadership in business and communityInductee [58]
2024 Preston Singletary Tlingit Native American glass artist and cultural educator; recognized for bridging Indigenous and Asian Pacific artistic traditionsInductee [59]
2024 N. Scott Momaday Kiowa novelist and Native American writer; Pulitzer Prize‑winning author inducted posthumously as part of Indigenous inclusion classInductee, In Memoriam [52]
2024 Anna May Wong American film actress and silent‑era Hollywood star; first Chinese American film actor recognized internationally; inducted posthumouslyInductee, In Memoriam [49]
2024 Seiji Ozawa Japanese conductor and music director; led Boston Symphony Orchestra; inducted posthumously in honor of musical legacyInductee, In Memoriam [60]
2024 William Saito Japanese American cybersecurity expert and entrepreneur; inducted posthumously for business and technology contributionsInductee, In Memoriam [46]

See also

References

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