Celebrating Eileen Huah for National Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month

In celebration of National Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, WOCAN proudly spotlights Eileen H. , whose exemplary career transitions and impactful leadership exemplify our community's strength and diversity.

Eileen's career journey is a testament to her adaptability and creativity. With a background spanning 15 years in the fashion industry, she significantly shifted to the automotive world in 2019 by joining Genesis Motor America. There, she led initiatives in customer experience and owner marketing. Her journey continued with a creative stint at INNOCEAN USA, where she explored advertising depths before taking on her current role at Hyundai Motor North America, managing digital content for MyHyundai and MyGenesis owner websites.

Her personal story is equally inspiring. As the daughter of immigrants in the Midwest, Eileen was imbued with a deep sense of resilience and adaptability from her parents. Her mother, a breast cancer survivor and retired automotive executive, and her father, a wise teacher of life's lessons, shaped her into a formidable leader and advocate for Asian American and Pacific Islander women in the automotive sector.

Eileen's commitment goes beyond her professional achievements. She is a beacon of hope for the Asian American community, providing mentorship and advocacy. Her efforts ensure that the next generation of leaders is equipped to overcome stereotypes and societal expectations. Her involvement with The Lantern Network, which mentors underestimated college students, is a shining example of her dedication to uplifting others as she climbs.

As we celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Eileen Huah stands out as a beacon of leadership, resilience, and innovation. Her story is not just one of personal success but of profound impact, inspiring a more inclusive and dynamic future in the automotive industry.