Tuan D. Nguyen

Tuan D. Nguyen, ALM has a diverse and impactful work experience. Tuan D. is the Founder, Chairman, and CEO of the Asian-American National Committee, Inc. (AANC), a non-profit organization that advocates for Asian-Americans and others across the United States and abroad. Tuan D. is also an Executive Board Member of the Northridge Hospital Foundation, a healthcare system operating in multiple states. Additionally, they are the Founder and President of Asian-American International, LLC and All Health Care Solutions, LLC. Tuan D. Nguyen has been involved in various healthcare organizations, including the National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) and Harbor Health Services, Inc. Furthermore, they have a strong background in advocating for prisoners of war and missing in action individuals, as evidenced by their role as the Founder and President of the National POW/MIA Foundation, where they worked closely with U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency and other governmental agencies.

Tuan D. Nguyen, ALM, holds various degrees from multiple institutions. In 2024 to 2026, Tuan attended New York University, earning a degree named NYU LAW AND NYU WAGNER, Class of 2015, specializing in Health Law and Strategy. Prior to that, Tuan obtained a Paralegal Certificate from Boston University in 2007-2008, focusing on Law Studies. Tuan also holds a Master of Liberal Arts - ALM degree from Boston University (1995-1998), concentrating on Emotional Intelligence and Business Management. Tuan's undergraduate education includes a Bachelor of Arts - B.A. from Fitchburg State University (1989-1992), dual majoring in Psychology and Risk Management, as well as an Associate of Arts - A.A. from Mount Wachusett Community College (1987-1989) with a primary emphasis on General Studies.