Management & Program Analyst, Business Management Team, AJM-1120
President – Angie Wang
Phone:(202) 267-0185
Management & Program Analyst, Support Services Section AQS-321
Vice President – Kim Chau
Phone:(202) 267-1583
Engineer, Joint Resources Counsel Branch, AAP-210
Treasurer – Thong Vu
Thong Vu has been working as a Web Engineer/SharePoint Admin at the Investment Process Management Division (AFN) to enhance business productivity and efficiency, and to reduce cost of operations of FAA for ten years. He involved actively with NAPA activities right after he joined the agency. He was a former treasurer of NAPA from 2012-2016 for general financial oversight, reporting, and book-keeping and record-keeping.
Beside this duty, he manages NAPA website and oversee access rights of users. When he is not working, he enjoys traveling and photography
Phone:202-267-0341
Spokesperson, Office of Communications, AOC-100
Secretary – Eva Ngai
Eva Lee Ngai launched DOTnet an internal website for employees at the U.S. Department of Transportation under Secretary Ray LaHood in 2011. Writing stories about the different modes of transportation allowed me to learn about each of them. I’ve always wanted to be part of FAA since the people were always doing exciting and wonderful things on and off the job. Their generous spirit and sense of pride for a job well done made the agency seem like the perfect place to work. In 2014, I joined NextGen’s Performance and Outreach’s directorate; I’m now with FAA’s Office of Communications as a spokesperson for the Office of Commercial Space Transportation and public affairs specialist. Previously, I was a Public Information Officer at the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Washington Metropolitan Area District Office and held various positions at USA TODAY. I have a Masters in Science from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism.
Phone:202-267-8001
Manager, Performance Management Team, AJG-P31
Former President – Zena Huen
Currently serving as Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) National Asian & Pacific Americans (NAPA) National President again for Fiscal Years 2019 – 2020. Served as NAPA’s National President elect from FY 2011 – FY 2014. Zena start NAPA’s first Scholarship Program in FY 2010. Zena was instrumental in starting dues for NAPA membership in FY 2009 which led to establishing NAPA Sponsors and raising money for scholarships, picnics, holiday parties and funding large joint conferences with other FAA employee associations. Served as NAPA’s Vice President for FYs 2007 – 2008.
In addition to NAPA, Zena is a lifetime member of the Federal Asian Pacific Americans Council (FAPAC) having served on the Board as their first Regional Director for the Capital Area from FYs 2015 – 2016 where she assisted in standing up 3 new chapters (i.e., USCG, Army, NIH). Prior to that, she stood up the FAA FAPAC Chapter in FY 2012, and has served as Mentor for FAPAC since FY 2017 on their FAPAC Career Development Program. Zena joined the U.S. Department of Transportation in October 1983 and has been an active member of the DOT APAEC since that time to the present.
Phone:202-267-7232
Project Lead, Analytics Support Group, AJT-2320
Former VP – Mamta Khosla
Mrs. Mamta Khosla originally hails from India. She moved to the US for her first job and to pursue higher education at Johns Hopkins University (JHU). She has earned a Master in Computer Science from JHU and a Master in Physics from Delhi University, India. Currently, she holds the position of Operations Research Analyst (ORA) for the Technical Requirements and Analysis Team (AJG-P24) in ATO. She is no stranger to the FAA, having had 19+ years of experience with them, all the while supporting various groups within ATO throughout her career.
Mamta loves nature and her dream trip is to Yellowstone National Park. She loves spending her free time entertaining friends and bringing people together.
Mamta acts in the capacity as the Vice President and membership chair of NAPA. Along with that, she is also the Employee Engagement Captain for the AJG-P2 group. In the past, Mamta was the President of the FAA Plane Talkers Toastmaster club.
Senior Executive Advisors
Victoria Wei
Victoria Wei has over 18 years of experience in the transportation and aviation sectors, including with the DOT and the FAA as well as two private legal practices. She currently serves as the Deputy Director of Airport Planning and Programming, which oversees the FAA’s programs related to airport and system planning, environmental processing and financial assistance programs, including both the Airport Improvement Program and the Passenger Facility Charge program.
Victoria has extensive experience in implementing legislative provisions and programs in a complex organizational environment. She also has a significant background in dispute resolution, budget planning and controls, organizational performance management and employee engagement strategies as well as working effectively with oversight and audit agencies. She began her career as a DOT Honors Attorney, served in the FAA Office of the Chief Counsel, and in the NextGen Office, as the chief of staff and most recently as the Director of NextGen Performance and Outreach, before joining the Airports Office in February 2015.
Victoria holds an interdisciplinary bachelor of arts in English and Sociology from Harvard University and a juris doctor from Northwestern University. She volunteers her time as the president of the board of directors of an early childhood education nonprofit, advises the board of an agency employee association, and maintains a voiceover business in her spare time.
Phone:202-365-5190
AWP Chapter - President
Kim Nguyenphuoc
Kim started with the FAA in 1984 and has over 26 years of management experiences. She has an Engineering degree in Computer Science with minors in Electronics/Electrical and Mathematics, and a Master degree in Organizational Management. Kim has held many different positions within the FAA from Field Engineer, Project Engineer, Frontline Managers, 2nd Level K-Band Managers, to L-Band District Manager. She was the Technical Operations Succession Planning Program (TOSPP) participant for FY-17/FY-18. As part of the TOSPP activities, Kim completed several details and special assignments (e.g., Pacific Operations Control Center (POCC) Manager, Southern California TRACON Technical Operations Manager (SCT TOM), and Labor and Employee Relations). Kim just recently completed a 90-day detail as Honolulu District Manager. In addition, Kim has been a member of AWP NAPA (National Asian & Pacific American Association) since the 1990’s and has served as the AWP NAPA Chapter President since 2010.
Kim enjoys every position that she has held. What she likes the best about her job is interfacing and working with people. She loves working with employees and helping them to move up in the agency. Kim is married to James Tran for almost 30 years. They have 3 children, Justine, Jonathan, and Jason. Kim loves to read, study, travel, and spend time with her family. Her favorite sports are basketballs and swimming since her children are playing these sports and she can cheer for them. If Kim is granted one wish, she would wish for unlimited resources so she could travel around the world to help out the less fortune ones.
Phone:310-863-5773
VP of Western Chapter
Nam P. Nguyen
Nam P. Nguyen has served as an Environmental Engineer for the Western Service Area Engineering Services for 4 years. He is a board certified professional engineer and served in a myriad of technical and leadership positions, including as a Consultant for the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Staff Engineer for Terracon, and a Platoon Leader for the U.S. Army.
Treasure of Western Chapter
Donald An
Donald has a masters degree in civil and structural engineering and has worked for FAA since Sep 1998.
MMAC Chapter VP
Peter Voong
Peter Voong began federal civilian career in August 1987 as a GS-7 Computer Programmer with the FAA at MMAC in Oklahoma City, OK. Current position as manager of Administrative Systems, AMK-212B, with the Enterprise Service Center (ESC) at MMAC, providing technical support for departmental systems – CASTLE, ESC PRISM & Delphi.