VIA Times – May 2015 Issue Vital News, Vibrant VIews for Asian Americans in Chicago & Midwest
Kristina Tendilla, community organizer for Asian American Advancing Justice in an exclusive interview with CPRTV Interview Host, Veronica Leighton.
Karen Kapitzky, next to Veronica, owner of Clothes Mentor, a Womens Resale store for all women sizes 0-26, petites and maternity, paying you cash on the spot, and her regular customer/seller, Rosanne Conrad, during their visit & interview on CPRTV.
Joe Mauricio interviews Alan Tecktiel, consultant for book author Bruce Weinstein, who wrote, “The Good Ones,” about ten crucial qualities of high characted employees, at the CPRTV studio.
Ameeta Jain, co-founder with her husband, spokesperson and expert, of TeenSafe app, the developer of the number one iPhone, Android and tablet monitoring service for parents of teens who are addicted to their devices, in an exclusive interview with CPRTV Interview Host, Joe Mauricio, inside the CPRTV studio.
Ron delos Santos, Director of Enrollment Management, Resurrection University in Chicago, in an exclusive interview with Veronica on CPRTV. His department is the heart of the university, overseeing a staff of 8 people.
“Remarkable Grace” Breakfast at CENTERLINE Cafe at the Zhou B Art Center, Chicago, Illinois L. to r. May Young Chin; (Joe Mauricio); Irene (ENERI/Rieny) Cualoping, Managing Partner, ENERI Communications; Donna Bliss, Vice President, Creative Development, Zhou B Art Center; artist/entrepreneur Edward W. Lai, son of the late Chicago on-site artist Grace Lai; writer/actress Marie Yuen, Froilan Cabrera ; and financial planner Jan Paul C. Ferrer, Vice President, Morgan Stanley. The event centers on ENERI May 2015 Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Commemorative Bookmark honoring Chicago On-Site Artist Grace Lai, who was a colorful Chicago artist who specialized in the historical “on-site” documentation of Chicago’s ever-evolving architecture. Her spectacular paintings captured the dramatic demolition and ongoing transformation of Chicago’s impressive skyline. Her paintings of pen and ink with watercolor wash are a part of BP Amoco’s permanent collection, the Northwestern Hospital art collection, and many private collections. She was also the official artist of the Chicagoland Construction Safety Council in Hillside, Illinois, which housed over 100 originals of her large-scale works.
