The 3-minute interview: Vivian Kim

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Rockville resident Vivian Kim came to the United States from Korea in 1963 to study education at the D.C. Teachers College. She worked for the federal government for 32 years, helping small businesses learn about the procurement process. In 1987, she founded the National Association of Professional Asian American Women. She’s retired from the federal government, but is still the group’s chairwoman.

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