CEO, Share My Cope Inc.
Andrew K. Lo, Esq. J.D
Andrew K. Lo, J.D.
Andrew K. Lo, J.D., has over 22 years experience as a successful attorney and business owner in Los Angeles. His greatest accomplishment is raising two beautiful children, Elizabeth and Joshua. He is assisting them in setting up Share My Cope, Inc. so that they may pursue their passion for helping other young people who are suffering alone and who are in need of a safe, supportive community.
Andrew has a strong sense of civic responsibility to be of service to others in need. He has been awarded the District Award of Merit by the Boy Scouts Metropolitan District in Los Angeles. The District Award of Merit is presented to registered Scouters who have rendered noteworthy service to youth either inside or outside of Scouting (or both). Andrew has also been recognized by the City of Los Angeles for outstanding contributions to the community.
Andrew is a graduate of the University of California, San Diego and the University of California, College of the Law, San Francisco. (Formerly, UC Hastings College of the Law).
Co-Founder, Share My Cope Inc.
Joshua S. Lo,
Joshua Lo, 15, has a heart of service instilled in him early on by Boy Scouts. He has participated in helping many areas of his community. He has diligently worked to protect our environment and to help to support those in his community who are in need. He has been an active member of his local rotary club and has a sincere interest in helping youth. He partnered with his sister to co-found Share My Cope Inc. to support and educate youth about creative ways to cope with their most difficult mental health challenges.
Co-Founder, Share My Cope Inc.
Elizabeth S. Lo,
Co-Founder, Share My Cope Inc.
Dr. Abraham Kim, P.h.D.
Abraham Kim, Ph.D.
Abraham Kim, Ph.D., is the Executive Director at the Council of Korean Americans (CKA). Dr. Kim drives CKA’s mission to develop more impactful global Korean American leaders through education and collaboration. In addition, he works diligently to strengthen the national Korean American community to increase its voice and influence across the country.
Previously, Dr. Kim served as Executive Director at the Maureen and Mike Mansfield Center, located on the campus of the University of Montana, where he oversaw and shaped global education, leadership, and professional training programs. During Dr. Kim’s tenure, the Center became one of the foremost U.S.-Asia policy and leadership development institutes in the Pacific Northwest and Northern Rockies region.
Before the Mansfield Center, Dr. Kim also served as the Vice President and Interim President of the Korea Economic Institute of America (KEI) in Washington, D.C. In addition, he also functioned as the research manager for government services and principal Asia analyst at the global political risk consulting firm, Eurasia Group. He was a project manager and strategic planner at the Science Application International Corporation (SAIC) and a national security analyst at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Washington, D.C.
Finally, Dr. Kim is a graduate of Boston University and Harvard University. He received his Ph.D. in Political Science from Columbia University.