The Library Project is thrilled to welcome Jackie Ng and Donn Garton to its Board of Directors. Jackie Ng has been living and working in Hong Kong for the past seven years. She is an in-house lawyer at Ernst & Young. Much of her personal time is spent working with various non profit organisations focusing on education, human rights and climate change. Jackie was one of the founding members and is a board member of Bring Me A Book Hong Kong, a non profit organisation which donates libraries to community centres, schools and other charitable institutions in Hong Kong. Jackie hopes to expand her involvement with library donations into China, and to share with The Library Project her experience gained from the work done so far in Hong Kong.

Donn has lived in Vietnam for nearly 4 years and is currently in charge of Alive Interactive Media, a 40 person design studio located in Ho Chi Minh City that produces 3D digital content for video game makers like Electronic Arts, Sony and Rockstar Games. His work with Alive has allowed him to travel extensively throughout Asia as well as the U.S., Canada and the U.K. Donn overseas all aspects of Alive from operations, strategy, funding and sales.

“I am very excited to welcome both Jackie and Donn to our growing Board of Directors. They are both incredible individuals that believe in making a difference through inproving the educational infrastructure at rural elementary schools in China and Vietnam. I am honored to have them on our team.” says Tom Stader, The Library Project’s Founding Director.

The Library Project’s Board of Directors also includes Scott Glassmeyer, Ryan Holliday, Nicholas Ingleton, Kevin Kruse, Philip McCrea, Phil Mercurio, Scott Perkins, Adam Simpkins and Tom Stader.