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The annual Go Green & Health Expo is the largest and most heavily attended of FACCOC’s signature events. Businesses hailing from the “green” space – eco-friendly, conservation focused, sustainability conscious businesses – take center stage at this event. Additional participating business are those support businesses that provide operational support services, or even big businesses that want to exhibit the eco-friendly efforts their companies have enacted.
This expo style format allows these businesses to exhibit and allows attendees to come learn what is available in the market and to support those businesses.
Aside from the main exhibitor hall, a keynote address and informational panels are typical program components of this event, making sure that participants get a full opportunity to meet, greet, learn and connect throughout the day.
Joe Mosca is the CEO of Orange County Power Authority (OCPA), overseeing its operations and representing OCPA on the California Community Choice Association (CalCCA) Board. He brings extensive experience in the California energy sector and local government, having worked for San Diego Gas & Electric and Southern California Gas Company. Joe has held leadership roles, including mayor of Sierra Madre and president of the San Dieguito Water District. He was a founding member and former Chair of the Board of San Diego Community Power. Joe is a California Bar Association member with a JD from Quinnipiac University School of Law.
Dr. Veronica Kelley was appointed Director of the OC Health Care Agency (HCA) in March 2024, after serving as Chief of Behavioral Health Services since 2021. With over 33 years of experience in behavioral health, Dr. Kelley led efforts to prepare Orange County for changes like Medi-Cal’s CalAIM and the CARE Act, enhancing mental health services and crisis response. She also championed initiatives against opioid misuse, expanding access to life-saving treatments. Dr. Kelley holds a doctorate in social work and serves on multiple state committees, including an appointment to the Governor’s No Place Like Home Advisory Board.
Tammy is a dedicated community leader, nonprofit founder, and small-business owner who has lived in Irvine for over two decades. Elected to City Council in 2020 with a historic win, she became the highest vote-getter in the city’s history. As the founder of the Korean American Center, now the largest social service provider for Orange County’s Korean Americans, Tammy has built bridges between communities, promoting language and culture while serving in numerous civic roles, including on the boards of SCAG, Irvine Community Land Trust, and more.
Ellen Samson is a serial entrepreneur and community leader, CEO of three companies, and a Certified Dementia Practitioner whose impactful workshops have significantly improved the lives of many families. She was honored as the Most Influential Filipina in 2019 for her advocacy in dementia awareness. As a founding board member of COFACC and the Filipino American Chamber of Commerce Foundation, she continues to empower and support Filipino American communities.
Jeannie Volin is a seasoned entrepreneur with over 28 years of experience in the finance and insurance sectors, helping clients build and protect their assets while maximizing growth. As the CEO of Cashflow First, Inc. Jeannie is dedicated to offering clients effective financial solutions. Her holistic and creative solution-oriented approach addresses all facets of college planning, real estate, insurance, investments, retirement planning, and estate planning. Her interest in managing risk and enhancing profits for her clients originated during her MBA studies at Chapman University. For the past 14 years, she is also a registered representative with Transamerica Financial Advisors, Inc. She is dedicated to assisting the community through youth leadership and cultural programs, teaching financial literacy, and ensuring that seniors live with dignity.
As Executive Director of Clinical Research at City of Hope Orange County, Stephanie Casal, MS, RN, CNS, plays a pivotal role in advancing clinical studies that often yield some of the most promising treatments for cancer. In her role, she is responsible for developing and managing extensive clinical research operations across City of Hope Orange County Lennar Foundation Cancer Center in Irvine, supporting more than 50 physician-scientists and overseeing all clinical trials, including phases I-IV. She is deeply committed to improving the health and well-being of Orange County, going out into the community to educate people about their risks of stomach cancer, which disproportionately affects people of color. Working closely with world-renowned surgeon and researcher Dr. Yanghee Woo, Casal is focused on saving lives and connecting people to much-needed resources.
Sandy Walia is the Consumer Banking Market Leader for both the Bay Area and Orange County South Bay Markets, overseeing 12 districts, 186 branches, and over 1,000 colleagues. With more than 26 years in banking, she began her career as a part-time teller while studying to become a doctor, eventually shifting to finance where she became a “financial doctor.” Outside of work, Sandy is a devoted mom to two daughters and enjoys running, yoga, and relaxing with her family.
Steve Greyshock is the Vice President of Public Affairs for Irvine Company, where he leads community relations, local partnerships, and communications. Before joining the company in 2022, he ran a public affairs firm representing landowners and home builders in Orange County. He serves as the Senior Vice Chair for the Greater Irvine Chamber of Commerce and sits on the boards of the Building Industry Association of Orange County and the Orange County Public Affairs Association. Greyshock holds degrees in Public Relations from West Virginia University and a Master’s from The George Washington University.
Juan Carlos Garcia is the Sr. Water Efficiency Landscape Specialist for the Irvine Ranch Water District (IRWD). He assists IRWD customers with their landscape and water conservation needs. He also develops programs and materials in water use efficiency, sustainable landscaping, and irrigation water management. Mr. Garcia has been active in the “Green” industry for over 20 years.
The FACCOC community – our members, sponsors and partners – did not disappoint and showed up ready to take in this valuable event experience.
FACCOC is a non-profit organization for Filipino-American entrepreneurs and professionals that is committed to promote domestic and international business interest for our members by providing a host of wide-ranging benefits, services, workshops and programs.
