Board and Senior Leadership
Board Members
Kija Kim, Chair
President, Clark Hill Partners
Catherine Coburn, Vice Chair
Non-Profit Consultant
Yasuna Murakami, Treasurer
Managing Partner, MC2 Capital Management LLC
Audrey Paek, Clerk
Principal and General Manager, Visionary Steps
Constance F. Kane, Ph.D.
VP & COO, Unitarian Universalist Service Committee
Sarah G. Kim
Attorney, Bingham McCutchen, LLP
Zina Kondratiuk
Relationship Manager, Ruesch International
Vinod Misra
Management Consultant
Paul Lee
Partner, Goodwin Procter, LLP
Sukanya Ray, Ph.D.
Associate Professor in Psychology, Suffolk University, Staff Clinician, Asian Team, Cambridge Health Alliance
Manju Sheth, M.D.
North East Health System
Atsuko Toko Fish
Chair Emeritus
Senior Leadership
Linda Chin has been President of the Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence (ATASK) as President since 2008, and was charged with developing and implementing ATASK’s vision and strategic objectives. With the opportunities and challenges of difficult economic times, she has succeeded in strengthening the organization’s programs, maintaining financially stability, fostering collaborations, and developing programs in legal advocacy, Asian women’s empowerment, services for children and youth, and meeting the growing needs of Asian families and communities impacted by domestic violence. Prior to joining ATASK she was SVP of Planning and Marketing at Cambridge Health Alliance (CHA), an academic public health system and one of the ten largest health care systems in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and led network development efforts at Tufts Medical Center. Ms. Chin has devoted her career to improving access to healthcare services to vulnerable populations and building stronger families and communities. She earned her Master of Science in Health Policy and Management at Harvard School of Public Health and Bachelors’ degree from Yale University.
Ms. Ghosh is the Program Manager for ATASK’s Asian Shelter and Advocacy Program (ASAP). She earned an MSW from Columbia University School of Social Work and also holds an MS in Human Rights from the University of Calcutta, India. She is involved in program development, data analysis, research and evaluation, ASAP grant reports and proposals, case management oversight, development of ATASK’s clinical data base for our community-based advocacy, on-site field supervision for the Asian Women’s Empowerment (AWE) program in partnership with Suffolk University. She co chairs the Program Committee with ATASK Board member, Dr Sukanya Ray. Her work is in coordination with the residential shelter and the education and outreach departments.
sujata@atask.org
sujata@atask.org
Cristina Lee manages the daily operations of ATASK’s emergency shelter, 24-hour multilingual helpline, and coordinates the Life Skills/ESOL program. She oversees staff, plans activities for shelter residents, manages in-kind donations, resolves problems among residents, ensures equipment and facilities maintenance, and assists advocates. Ms. Lee is also responsible for research, planning and implementing special projects to expand services provided. Ms Lee has experience teaching and developing curricula for young children and has worked in a variety of management roles for non-profit health centers and organizations. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biology from Yale University and received a Certificate in Public Health from Harvard University.
Chanthy Uy manages all financial and administrative functions related to the agency and its programs. In addition to monitoring the agency’s financial budget, she oversees all fiscal administration of public and private funding contracts. She provides fiscal reports to the board and funders. Ms. Uy has over 14 years of experience in financial management and administration. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration from Bernard M. Baruch College.
