PRESIDENT

Jenny is a true tea artist from China. She was born in Fujian and studied in Shanghai, where she established a tea company in 2010. Jenny represented China at the World Tea Festival’s cultural exchange and tea ceremony performance in 2010, 2016, and 2019. She was interviewed on Japan’s NHK Television in 2019. Later, she moved to Los Angeles to continue her 20-plus year journey through the world of tea, learning and educating others about tea culture. Jenny has partnered with Victor to establish Tea Delights Club to build a bridge for cultural exchange with tea as its foundation. She believes that tea helps us connect with other people we resonate with, no matter where we come from.

VICE PRESIDENT

Victor brings years of experience from the American media, public and nonprofit sector, where he served for over thirty years with the Pasadena (CA) Police Department, retiring as a sergeant in 2023. From 2024-present he has been researcher, writer, and cohost of the Pasadena historical, arts, culture and true crime podcast, "The Little Old Murder from Pasadena." He has served on numerous boards of directors for several nonprofits, including stints as the Vice President of Public Education and President of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) San Gabriel Valley; Vice President and President of the Pasadena Latino Employees Association (PLEA); and as a member of the Bad Weather Shelter Advisory Board. He was the founder and first chairman of the Pasadena Mental Health Advisory Committee (PMHAC). He is a wine and Chinese tea, culture, history and language enthusiast, and lives in Pasadena, California. 

AMBASSADOR

Seoul-born KIM LEE WINSLOW  emigrated out of South Korea's authoritarian dictatorship to the secular shores of Los Angeles with her family as part of the 1.5 generation.  Growing up in a strict, traditional and evangelical family, she was destined to spill secrets and tell stories which led to writing her first play in French while studying abroad in Paris.  She later moved to New York where her play ANCESTORS was awarded the Van Lier Playwriting Fellowship, a Jerome Foundation Grant, and was later published by Yale University Press.  Her play WORTH was commissioned from the Mark Taper Forum before being produced by Genesius Theater Group off-Broadway.  After finishing her Master of Fine Arts degree at Yale University, Kim sold her original drama series LOYAL to Sony Pictures Television.  Drawing upon her love of language, Kim is also a professor of Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages to adult learners at Pasadena City College.