Improve Your Employee & Community Outreach | ZENA CONSULTING

Engage New Local Markets

Culture offers many opportunities to create business and community partnerships. But it takes an investment of time and resources to  launch long-term relationships with marginalized or hard-to-reach groups. We work alongside you to assess capacity and provide training to close skill gaps.

Business & Community Engagement Projects

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We asked Lee to facilitate the challenging and honest discussions our business community needed to have in order to adapt and respond as a unit during these unprecedented times. She provided expert outside support that allowed sharing and development of ideas.

Betsy Jordyn | CEO, Consultant's Institute

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Your insight into outreach and building relationships with our program participants was invaluable for our board and staff.

Kate Murphy | Executive Director, Hunger Intervention Project

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Lee has been a key person connecting multicultural businesses with the broader business community and civic leadership. She is smart, connected, and engaged.

Ross McFarlane |Board Member, Climate Solutions

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Lee emphasizes strengthening families by honoring and integrating cultural diversity. She is intelligent, respectful, and creative in her work with them. Lee is a gift wherever she's involved.

Jane White Vuillet | Retired, Executive Director, Puget Sound Campfire

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MALIKAH FESTIVAL / 2017 & 2016

Picture of crown, Malikah Festival logo; Lotus
Watch 2017 fashion show short
Modest Fashion Show & Bazaar
We produced this this cross-cultural event from inception to delivery, along with community partners (Boutique Al Firdaws, Muslim Association of Puget Sound/MAPS, Goltune Magazine, and Azizah Magazine), and funding from the City of Redmond's Arts & Culture Commission and Eileen Fisher Foundation.

Both festivals included a public modest fashion show for mixed gender audiences and a bazaar showcasing local women-owned small businesses. Families also enjoyed world dance and local crafts. Special thanks to all the models (including several Redmond firefighters) and other volunteers who made this event possible.

Read about the Festival's local impact in interviews with Seattle Met, Real Change,  at PRESS.

Korean American Society Rejoins Shoreline Arts Festival, 2011

Without Lee's involvement the Korean-American community's participation in the Shoreline Art Festival would not have been possible. She is tireless, and follows through on her commitments.  
 
Matthew Benuska
Korean American Historical Society Board Member