With her passion for music, You-Young Kim, violinist, has collaborated with musicians from diverse genres across the world, including klezmer violinist Yale Storm, clarinetist David Krakauer, fiddle player Mark O'Connor, turntable player D.J. Radar, Korean traditional musician Dong-Won Kim and Silk Road Ensemble with Yo-Yo Ma.

Kim attended institutions such as Seoul National University, The Curtis Institute of Music (B.A.), The Juilliard School (M.A.) and Yale University. Her artistic prowess led her to play for the Carnegie Hall workshops, where she crossed paths with the Silk Road Ensemble and performed with the group. She has taught at universities both in the U.S. and South Korea, including NYU, Ewha Women's University and Korea National University of Arts.

Currently, Kim is the Music Director of Gaon Soloists, where disabled and non-disabled musicians come together to create harmony in music and life. In addition to her musical pursuits, Kim is a happy mother of three children who attend Chadwick International, two dogs, and two cats residing in Seoul and Songdo with her loving husband, Hyunsang Cho, Vice President of Hyosung Company.

Minnie Ko and her husband Joonho Hong are the proud parents of two former CI students, Noah and Noelle. Ko is the President of MKO Corporation, a consulting, marketing, and PR agency established in 2010. Her work focuses on government relations, government branding and public relations, and destination marketing. She works with numerous metropolitan cities in the United States and Korea, municipalities, and international organizations. Ko is an avid supporter of culture and arts and continues to sponsor and participate in related programs. 

Prior to MKO Corporation, Ko was the Director of Economic Development for the City & County of Honolulu. She has worked as an adjunct professor at Gachon University and the National Assembly in South Korea organizing economic symposiums. She has sat on the board of the Pacific Export Council, the Hawaii Korean Chamber of Commerce and the National Unification Committee. She currently sits on the board of the Kosong Foundation (a Cultural & Arts Foundation) and the International Dessert Academy based in Korea. Ko graduated with an M.A. degree in International Relations with a focus on US-Korea relations from Sogang University in South Korea and a B.A. degree from the University of Hawaii. She also received a certificate of completion in Political Science from Korea University.

Michael Lebovitz is an international business and tax lawyer and is a partner with Eversheds Sutherland in San Fransisco. Lebovitz has been practicing for over 40 years advising multinational companies on international joint ventures, cross-border mergers and acquisitions, post-transaction integration and capital market transactions across multiple industries including life sciences, media and entertainment, telecom, technology and industrial and consumer products. He has practiced in the United States and the United Kingdom.

Lebovitz also focuses on international philanthropy matters advising international nonprofits and foundations on cross-border fundraising and governance issues. He sits on the UK and U.S. Boards of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation and the U.S. Board of Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in London. Lebovitz participates extensively in international pro bono matters. His notable projects include leading a global team to prepare an international report on legislative and judicial processes to combat the illegal trade in wildlife on behalf of the United for Wildlife Coalition. He also designed and led the instruction of a course on international taxation for the law school at Addis Ababa University in Ethiopia. He also advised a West African country on the negotiation of an income tax treaty and led a project to design a toolkit for the taxation of the mining industry in Africa.

Lebovitz received his JD (cum laude) from Loyola Law School and his B.S. in accounting from California State University Long Beach. He is a member of the State Bar of California and is licensed as a Solicitor in England. He is also a Certified Public Accountant.

Lebovitz and his wife Ana Paludi live in Rancho Palos Verdes, California. They have two sons, both Chadwick School alumni. Nicolas Lebovitz is a former Lieutenant Commander in the United States Navy and is now a Solutions Architect at Nvidia. Lucas Lebovitz is a psychiatrist currently finishing his residency in St. Louis. Lebovitz and Ana recently welcomed their first grandson Asher to the family. 

Dr. Eunmi Moon has been a strong supporter of Chadwick International since its foundation in 2010. She was the first president of the Chadwick International Parents Association and served two consecutive terms. She was the most reliable communication channel between the school administrators and the parent body. Dr. Moon earned a master’s degree in Education from the Ewha Woman’s University and a doctoral degree in Counseling from the University of Baekseok. Dr. Moon and her husband, Dr. Jaihong Koo, are the parents of Chadwick alumnus Daniel Koo ’16.

Rachel Nguyen and her husband Jim are the proud parents of three sons — a fifth-grader, and a Chadwick School ninth-grader and alumni. Nguyen is the Future Lab Director at the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance, a position she has held since the Future Lab was established in 2014. She is responsible for leading a multi-disciplined innovation team that explores new product and service ideas via living labs to gain insights and develop recommendations for new business opportunities. She previously worked as Nissan’s Director of Global Upstream Planning, where she led a global brand study and established improved innovation and collaborative processes across advanced engineering, design, product planning and marketing functions. She also served as the Director of Advanced Planning and Strategy at Nissan North America, where she led exploratory research activities, product line-up strategy and vehicle concept development. Nguyen is energized by the disruption facing the auto industry which allows her to pursue her passion for generating mobility systems that can transform people’s quality of life on a global scale. She holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from Wellesley College and earned a doctorate degree in organizational psychology from Claremont Graduate University. 

Suejung Alexa Oh and her husband Anthony are proud parents of two daughters at Chadwick International.

Alexa is an attorney specializing in the industry of healthcare and pharmaceuticals. Until recently, she served as Counsel for Global Vaccines at GSK, where, over the course of 10 years, she held roles based in various jurisdictions including Korea, the United Kingdom, Japan and Belgium. Prior to GSK, Alexa was an associate in the Regulatory and Antitrust Practice Group of Yulchon, Attorneys at Law in Korea.

Alexa earned her LL.M. from Georgetown University, School of Law, and JD from Boston College Law School after working as External Affairs Specialist at the Korea Institute for Defense Analyses. She is also a graduate of Konkuk University and is currently engaged in further studies in healthcare policy at the London School of Economics and Political Science.

Renita E. Smith is CEO and Founder of Principles Strategy, a strategic management and marketing consultancy. Renita earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from Stanford University and her Master of Business Administration from Stanford Graduate School of Business.

Renita has deep experience leading with strategic vision to drive growth in revenue, profitability, and market share across consumer, business services, and technology companies. At Fortune 200 company General Mills, one of the leading global manufacturers and marketers of branded consumer foods, Renita was one of a select cohort of leaders honored worldwide with the Chairman’s Award for Outstanding Performance for her strategy to propel an underperforming snack business to a Top-Selling Grocery Brand.

Energized by healthcare and life sciences, Renita has honed a specialty focus in the sector, driving strategy for enterprises across the human and animal health ecosystem, including payers, providers, health systems, digital health innovators, and animal science ventures.

She is passionate about amplifying opportunities for young people globally and locally. She has served on the Chadwick School Board of Trustees for 12 years and currently serves as Vice Chair of the Board of Trustees for the Earl B. and Loraine H. Miller Foundation, which has provided over $50 million in grants to organizations supporting the health and well-being of youth in need. She also served on the National Board of Directors for Thrive Scholars, an organization supporting high-achieving, underrepresented, and/or first-generation students in college and career.

Renita enjoys exploring cities on foot, immersing herself in historical fiction novels – especially those focused on her travel destinations, and spending time with her husband and two young adult children, both of whom are alumni of Chadwick School.

Eden Warner is the Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Roessler-Chadwick Foundation. He and his wife, Candy, are the proud parents of a Chadwick School alumni and eighth-grader. Warner is an independent consultant with a solid mix of Fortune 100, international and entrepreneurial leadership experience spanning operating, financial and revenue-generating areas of responsibility. Previously, Warner has served as the Chief Operating Officer and Founder of Payoff.com, a privately-held internet venture combining psychology and financial management to help people live happier lives. He has served as the founding Chief Financial Officer at Fandango, the online movie ticketer. His Fortune 100 experience includes financial and operational leadership at Atlantic Richfield (ARCO) and R&D and special project engineering at Northrop Grumman. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Aeronautics and Astronautics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and his MBA in Finance from the Anderson School of Business at UCLA.

Warner has extensive volunteer experience at Chadwick School, where his roles have included auxiliary chair, room parent, Friends of the Library treasurer, Admissions ambassador, and STEM and Global Opportunities committee member.