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Articles of Incorporation of
Asian American Council, Dayton, Ohio

Be it known:

That we, the undersigned representatives of organizations that choose to support this corporation as “Sponsoring Organizations,” do voluntarily associate ourselves and our respective organizations for the purpose of forming a corporation under the Civil Code of the State of Ohio, for purposes other than for pecuniary gain or profit to the members thereof, AND WE DO HEREBY CERTIFY:

  1. That the name of said corporation shall be “ASIAN AMERICAN COUNCIL, DAYTON, OHIO.”

  2. That it is a corporation which does not contemplate pecuniary gain or profit to the members thereof.

  3. That the objects and purposes for which said corporation is formed are:

    1.  To uphold the civil and human rights of all Asian Americans and other residents in the Greater Dayton area.

    2. To encourage the full and active participation of all Asian Americans and other residents in American democratic processes.

    3. To increase awareness and appreciation of the diversity of Asian American Cultures and their role in American history.

    4. To promote the common interests of organizations that choose to become “Sponsoring Organizations.”  The names and representatives of these organizations and names of “At-Large” representatives are listed below.

    5. To have, hold, buy and sell any real or personal property that may be necessary to carry out the objects of this corporation.

    6. To make, perform and carry out contracts of every kind and description pertaining to the purpose of this corporation and for any lawful purpose necessary and expedient thereto with any person, firm, association or corporation.   To borrow or raise money by popular subscription or otherwise.

    7. To do all and everything necessary or proper for the accomplishment of any of the purposes, the attainment of any of the objects, or the furtherance of any of the powers hereinbefore set forth.

    8.  To do each and every thing necessary, for the attainment of any one or more of the objects herein enumerated, or which shall at any time appear conducive to the benefit of the members of the said corporation.

  4. That the principal office for the transaction of the business of the corporation will be located in the State of Ohio.

  5. That said corporation shall exist for an indefinite term beginning upon the filing of these articles of incorporation in accordance with law.

  6. That the Directors of this corporation shall be those whose names and signatures appear below, and these Directors are appointed to serve until the election and qualification of their successors.

  7. The name of the existing unincorporated association which is being incorporated is:  Asian American Council, Dayton, Ohio.”

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we, the representatives of Sponsoring Organizations and “At-Large” representatives that support incorporation as “Asian American Council, Dayton, Ohio,” do affix our signatures this sixth day of June 2002.

Signatures were obtained from:

Board of Directors: Dong S. Moon, Dayton Area Korean Association; Tsing Yuan, Dayton Association of Chinese Americans; Harish Trivedi, The India Foundation; Mark Nakauchi, Japanese American Citizens League; Charles D. Castro, Philippine American Society of Greater Dayton; Quang Pham, Vietnamese Association of Greater Dayton; Khurshid Ahmad, At-Large; Member Ronald M. Katsuyama, At-Large Member; Inder Khera, At-Large Member; Munsup Seoh, At-Large Member

Witnesses: Yumiko Jane Katsuyama and Sharon Trivedi

Ad Hoc Executive Committee

Ron Katsuyama, Interim President of AAC-Dayton, named the members of Executive Committee, instituted by the Constitution and Bylaws.  The named people were the members of the Board of Directors who signed the Articles of Incorporation on June 6, 2002, and served the Executive Committee until the first elections took place. (The paperwork of incorporation was filed in July, 2005 after signing by Ron Katsuyama and Munsup Seoh on June 30, 2005 who were Interim President and Vice president at the time.)

Founding Board of Directors of AAC-Dayton

(The picture was taken after the Articles of Incorporation were signed.) 
Back Row: Khurshid Ahmad, Harish Trivedi, Munsup Seoh, Mark Nakauchi, Inder Khera
Front Row: Charles D. Castro, Ronald M. Katsuyama, Tsing Yuan, Dong S. Moon

AAC-Dayton's First Anniversary
(Friday, June 6, 2003)

Leaders from various Asian and Asian-American organizations in the Dayton area met on June 6th, 2002, to sign "Articles of Incorporation" for the Asian American Council, Dayton, Ohio.  The signing of these articles by representatives of six  “Sponsoring Organizations (see the qualifications in the Constitution) meant the endorsement of Council’s Constitution and Bylaws, which are posted on this website.  The Charter Sponsoring Organizations are:  Dayton Association of Chinese American, Dayton Area Korean Association, Japanese American Citizens League, Dayton Chapter, Philippine American Society of Greater Dayton, The India Foundation, and Vietnamese Association of Greater Dayton.

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Mail any official documents to AAC, c/o Sharon Sherlock, DHA
 25 E. Foraker Street, Dayton, OH 45409
E-mail any suggestions and/or comments to:
President, Ramesh Srivastava; Vice President, Vilma Helms;
 Secretary, Bob Wehrle-Einhorn or  Treasurer, Munsup Seoh or Webservant, Munsup Seoh