“The National Congress of Vietnamese in America ( NCVA ) considers its mission to advance the cause of Vietnamese Americans in a plural but united America- e pluribus unum - which is defined as: full participation as responsible citizens in the political process of this great nation known as the United States of America and loyalty to the best traditions of the Vietnamese people ( including the language, customs, family orientations, respect for education, community spirit, and social service among others ). NCVA is convinced that based on such a springboard, the Vietnamese Americans will be able to make great contributions to America while retaining their distinct cultural personality as a people. This can only foster self-confidence and trust that their success in America will be emulated in the old country through increased democratization, transparency, and liberalization from the shackles of the past.”


1999-2001

Board of Directors	Advisory Board	Executive Board
Mrs. Tran-Truong Van-Lan	Amb. Bui Diem (MD)	Nguyen-mau Trinh,P.D.(MD)
Chairperson	Mr. Huynh Thanh Hung (VA)	President
Mr. Nguyen Cao Quyen (MD)	Mr. Le Van Ba (MD)	Mr. Huynh Si Nghi (MN)
Ms. Nicole Tuyet Lam (FL)	Gen. Linh Quang Vien (VA)	Mr. Tran Tu Thanh (VA)
Mr. Pham Thu Dang (CA)	Prof. Nguyen Manh Hung (VA)	Mr. Nguyen An Phong (CA)
Dr. Tran Van Tinh (TX)	Mrs. Dong-Thanh Ingalls (FL)	Mr. Nguyen Van Thiet (MN)
Vice Chairpersons	Mrs. Jackie Bong Wright (VA)	Mr. Bui Vu Duc (MD)
Dr. Dao Thi Hoi (VA)	Amb. Tran Kim Phuong (MD)	Mrs. Mary Chi Ray (VA)
General Administrator	Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Bich (VA)	Vice Presidents
		Mr. Nguyen Dinh Ky (VA)
		Secretary General
		Mr. Mai Quy Don (VA)
		Deputy Secretary General
		Mr. Giap Ngoc Phuc (VA)
		Treasurer
		Mr. Pham Cong Tu (MD)
		Deputy Treasurer

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