WAM - Women & Minorities Nonprofit
Jason Greene
CFO / TREASURER
Drawing from his solid background & volunteer work, CFO Jason Greene brings people together & make them better.
The son of a Jamaican diplomat, Jason Greene has a diverse background in numerous fields. Mr. Greene has spent a significant portion of his life donating his time to help inner-city youth as well as assault & domestic violence victims through hospitals & charities such as NY de Volunteer.
Given his time in Japan, education at a Japanese University, college degree in Japanese, & experience translating Japanese documentaries from NHK, Japan’s national public broadcasting station. Mr. Greene now works with a Japanese bank. Jason Greene’s unique skill set makes him ideal for bridging gaps between people & cultures with different perspectives.
Jason helps assault and domestic violence victims at New York Presbyterian Hospital in his down time.
When this clown college graduate is not taking care of the elderly or volunteering for our organization, Mr. Greene is clowning around NYC singing karaoke & trying to find the best restaurants.
Rio Delia Benitez
CEO/President
Background in management and administration support in technology, sales and marketing and communications and then moved into servicing community, working with families and seniors. A desire to help people live a dignified and purposeful life.
Kwan Ho Lau
COO / SECRETARY
Bilingual in English & Chinese, our Chief Operations Officer Kwan Ho Lau has a plethora of experience in various fields.
In addition to his business education, Mr. Lau has over a decade of experience as a buyer & now works for Hawaii’s leader of packaging & distribution.
When not taking care of his mother, Kwan teaches others chess & board games his passion as well as checks out the latest anime.
Nicknames: Jay, Jay 2, Big Green
Why I am part of WAM: After seeing so many people suffer first hand from discrimination and social
injustice, I wanted to do whatever I could to make a long lasting, positive change in their lives.
Future Hopes for WAM: I hope that WAM will be a beacon of hope that brings people together from all
walks of life and instead of fighting amongst ourselves we can fight side by side to make the world a
better place.
Passionate about: Cross cultural communication, karaoke, and omurice.
What I do when I’m not doing WAM stuff:
Cooking omurice
Karaoke
Fishing fallen children out of rivers
