Ronnie Chan Accepts Award at Asia Society Southern California's 2018 Annual Gala

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Ronnie Chan Accepts Award at Asia Society Southern California's 2018 Annual Gala

LOS ANGELES, April 22, 2018 — Ronnie C. Chan was honored as a philanthropic visionary for his contributions to historic preservation and education and his mentorship of a new generation of Asian philanthropists. He is chairman of Asia Society’s Hong Kong center. (8 min., 24 sec.)

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