Vu H. Pham, Ph.D. is a Partner of Spectrum Knowledge, Inc., a training, research and consulting organization. He also currently serves as a Researcher at the Center for Center for Research on Employment and the Workforce at California State University—Fullerton, as well as the Asian American Studies Center at the University of California, Los Angeles. Previously, he held Research Fellow positions through the University of California Office of the President and the Paul Merage School of Business at the University of California, Irvine.

He has been featured on national and international multimedia venues, such as CNN, MSNBC, Voice of America, The Los Angeles Times, KSCI International Television, Asian Week, Radio Free Asia, and The Orange County Register. His experience includes having worked with companies as large as those from the Fortune 500 to those in governmental and non-profit sectors. Having completed his doctoral degree from Cornell University, Dr. Pham’s specialties include the areas of culture, organizational development and leadership.

He combines training, data-driven research and consulting to assist clients with identifying and assessing organizational challenges, as well as providing effective solutions. Dr. Pham’s clients range in industries that include: Aerospace and Defense, Technology, Financial Services, Accounting, Advertising, Healthcare, Retail as well as Museums and Cultural Organizations. He has also worked with individual clients to optimize their career success. He has been a keynote speaker on multiple occasions and presented at numerous workshops, conferences and retreats internationally and has published in both academic and mainstream publications. Beyond his professional work, Dr. Pham has participated in generating over a million dollars for non-profit groups and donates countless hours to them.

His other honors and roles include being selected as the head of a Smithsonian cultural project and museum exhibit, a Role Model for KSCI International Television’s “Our Role Models” series, Board Member of Western University’s Capital Campaign, “Entrepreneur of the Year” in California’s 49th Assembly District, as well as being an Andrew W. Mellon Fellow, a Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) award recipient, a Chancellor’s Scholar at UC Irvine and an Honoree at UCLA. He serves on the Los Angeles Asian Heritage Month Committee.

Vu H. Pham, Ph.D. is a Partner of Spectrum Knowledge, Inc., a training, research and consulting organization. He also currently serves as a Researcher at the Center for Center for Research on Employment and the Workforce at California State University—Fullerton, as well as the Asian American Studies Center at the University of California, Los Angeles. Previously, he held Research Fellow positions through the University of California Office of the President and the Paul Merage School of Business at the University of California, Irvine.

He has been featured on national and international multimedia venues, such as CNN, MSNBC, Voice of America, The Los Angeles Times, KSCI International Television, Asian Week, Radio Free Asia, and The Orange County Register. His experience includes having worked with companies as large as those from the Fortune 500 to those in governmental and non-profit sectors. Having completed his doctoral degree from Cornell University, Dr. Pham’s specialties include the areas of culture, organizational development and leadership.

He combines training, data-driven research and consulting to assist clients with identifying and assessing organizational challenges, as well as providing effective solutions. Dr. Pham’s clients range in industries that include: Aerospace and Defense, Technology, Financial Services, Accounting, Advertising, Healthcare, Retail as well as Museums and Cultural Organizations. He has also worked with individual clients to optimize their career success. He has been a keynote speaker on multiple occasions and presented at numerous workshops, conferences and retreats internationally and has published in both academic and mainstream publications. Beyond his professional work, Dr. Pham has participated in generating over a million dollars for non-profit groups and donates countless hours to them.

His other honors and roles include being selected as the head of a Smithsonian cultural project and museum exhibit, a Role Model for KSCI International Television’s “Our Role Models” series, Board Member of Western University’s Capital Campaign, “Entrepreneur of the Year” in California’s 49th Assembly District, as well as being an Andrew W. Mellon Fellow, a Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) award recipient, a Chancellor’s Scholar at UC Irvine and an Honoree at UCLA. He serves on the Los Angeles Asian Heritage Month Committee.