in the future? There is a wide variety of events already, and they're great, no complaints here. I suppose I can throw in a Christmas party or political education as additional possibilities. Not to support one party or another (red/blue-USA, green/blue-Taiwan) but to educate members on the ideology and goals of BOTH parties. Call it, to be politically informed in a nonpartisan way, so members can make an informed decision at the polls, whoever he/she is voting for, whether in Taiwan or the US. This idea stems from my perception that most Taiwanese Americans are engaged professionally, culturally, socially, but NOT politically. Membership: Obviously, more good members the better. The membership card idea (heard in the theater room before scavenger hunt) was great where members can get discounts at various restaurants, boba places, etc. Venues: Maybe TAP can organize weekly foodie outings. Just a group get together to try a new restaurant. Board members/chairs attendance optional. Long-term goal:  In addition to the mission statement, TAP can serve as the go-to organization for ABCs who moved to the bay area, or recent immigrants to plug-in to the community. There are plenty of activities in our portfolio and friendly people to meet that he/she would not feel alone. 9. How would you recommend newer TAP members get involved? Just go to any TAP event! At the end of which you will be introduced to the board and chairs and future events. Ask for their business cards or talk to me.