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	Kim Ng \| Table of Contents \| LA Magazine
		Ng, who is 36, is aware that some people think that rather than hurting, race and gender have helped, pushing her image from good—no one questions her capabilities—to great because the sport needs to show a progressive side.
		Ng believes another White Sox official, senior vice president Jack Gould, was not as easily convinced: “I could tell he was skeptical about me, as a woman, from the questions he asked.” Once they worked together, Ng says, she tried to see where their strengths were complementary.
		Ng was “the glue of the baseball operation.” He signed her to a multiyear contract after the season’s end in October.
	www.lamag.com /ME2/dirmod.asp?sid=14D5B253DB1D499F9AD38F459D8E926A&nm=&type=Publishing&mod=Publications::Article&mid=8F3A7027421841978F18BE895F87F791&tier=4&id=738A3DCF499C41E0B12F6FB011A59220 (3072 words)

	Los Angeles Dodgers, Major League Baseball - CBS SportsLine.com
		Ng, the Dodgers' vice president and assistant general manager, and Roy Smith, vice president of player development, are here as co-interim GMs this week in the aftermath of Paul DePodesta's firing, laying the groundwork for what Los Angeles hopes is a winter of adding a key bat or two.
		Yankees GM Brian Cashman, who employed Ng as his assistant from 1998-2001 because he was highly impressed with her knowledge of waiver rules and other technicalities, said she did a "tremendous job" with the Yankees and he figures she has only grown since moving on to the Dodgers in 2002.
		Ng (pronounced, "Eng"), speaking between meetings scheduled here Tuesday afternoon, was uncomfortable discussing either her candidacy for the Dodgers job or her prospect of becoming the first woman GM in the game's history.
	sportsline.com /mlb/story/9032009 (687 words)

	Townhouse Gallery
		Fragments of fleeting impressions are observed, recorded, and reconstructed: the city evolves into surfaces and texture, which are smooth and rough, geometrical and abstract; the countryside provides organic form and tactile pattern.
		The various visual elements are collaged and juxtaposed, filtered through Kim's meditative imagination, to create a totality which transcends the sum of the individual parts.
		The viewers are invited to assimilate the works' conceptual structure through the juxtaposition of the relevant and ir relevant visual components which forms specific relationships, challenging the viewer's perception of the meaning of common objects when confronted.
	www.weiling-gallery.com /artists/kim_peow_ng.htm (653 words)

	Off the Kuff: Kim Ng
		Ng, who turns 37 on Nov. 17, was the New York Yankees' assistant general manager for four years before becoming an assistant GM with the Dodgers in December 2001.
		Ng worked for the White Sox from 1990-96, when Dan Evans was the team's assistant GM, and Evans hired her when he became GM of the Dodgers.
		Ng has already climbed one mountain, in that she has the unqualified respect of her peers.
	offthekuff.com /mt/archives/006390.html (1894 words)

	Off the Kuff: Kim Ng
		Ng, who turns 37 on Nov. 17, was the New York Yankees' assistant general manager for four years before becoming an assistant GM with the Dodgers in December 2001.
		Ng worked for the White Sox from 1990-96, when Dan Evans was the team's assistant GM, and Evans hired her when he became GM of the Dodgers.
		Ng has already climbed one mountain, in that she has the unqualified respect of her peers.
	www.offthekuff.com /mt/archives/006390.html (1894 words)

	Kim Ng - BR Bullpen
		Kim Ng is currently the Vice President and Assistant General Manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers.
		When the Yankees hired her in 1999, Kim was the youngest Assistant General Manager in the game.
		In 2005, Ng was interviewed by the Dodgers for their vacant GM job but was passed over for Ned Colletti.
	www.baseball-reference.com /bullpen/Kim_Ng (87 words)

	Boston.com / Sports / Baseball / GM: A distaff position?
		Kim Ng, the assistant GM of the Los Angeles Dodgers, has been quietly assembling an impressive resume that should make her a legitimate candidate sooner rather than later.
		Ng has had some terrific mentors: She worked for Ron Schueler and Danny Evans with the White Sox, Brian Cashman and Gene Michael with the Yankees, and has been reunited with Evans with the Dodgers.
		With the Dodgers, Ng has become increasingly involved on the baseball end and in talent evaluation, traveling with the major league club and dealing with manager Jim Tracy and his coaches, while maintaining regular contact with the team's scouting and player development heads and minor league personnel.
	boston.com /sports/baseball/articles/2003/08/31/gm_a_distaff_position (1700 words)

	Audrey / Asian Women's Magazine - Living
		Kim Ng, vice president and assistant general manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers, is the highest-ranking Asian American executive in Major League Baseball.
		After Ng graduated from high school, she attended the University of Chicago, where she was heavily involved with the college softball team even though she planned to take a different career path as a double major in public policy and economics.
		In 1998, when she was just 29, Ng landed a dream job as assistant general manager of the New York Yankees, becoming the youngest person ever, and only the second woman, to hold that position in baseball at the time.
	www.audreymagazine.com /april2004/Living01.asp (1301 words)

	Kim Il Sung: Kim Il-Sung
		Kim Jong-il is his oldest son, and the other son (Kim Man-il, or Shura Kim) died in 1947 in a swimming accident.
		Kim Jong-suk died in 1949 while giving birth to a stillborn baby.
		Kim married Kim SÅng-ae in 1962, and it is believed he had three or four children with her:
	www.lycos.com /info/kim-il-sung--kim-il-sung.html (163 words)

	Boston.com / Sports / Baseball / GM: A distaff position?
		Kim Ng, the assistant GM of the Los Angeles Dodgers, has been quietly assembling an impressive resume that should make her a legitimate candidate sooner rather than later.
		Ng has had some terrific mentors: She worked for Ron Schueler and Danny Evans with the White Sox, Brian Cashman and Gene Michael with the Yankees, and has been reunited with Evans with the Dodgers.
		With the Dodgers, Ng has become increasingly involved on the baseball end and in talent evaluation, traveling with the major league club and dealing with manager Jim Tracy and his coaches, while maintaining regular contact with the team's scouting and player development heads and minor league personnel.
	www.boston.com /sports/baseball/articles/2003/08/31/gm_a_distaff_position (1700 words)

	New Imagemakers 1/4 \| Asian American Innovators \| GOLDSEA
		Kim Ng is likely to answer that question once and for all.
		Kim Ng's connection with baseball is indirect but longstanding and sincere.
		In early 2002 Ng was lured to the Dodgers by Evans, her first MLB boss.
	goldsea.com /Innovators/Imagemakers/imagemakers.html (982 words)

	In Choosing Experience, Dodgers Forgo a Chance at History - New York Times
		Kim Ng, the Dodgers' assistant general manager, finished a close second to Colletti.
		When Ng learned Monday night that she had finished a close second, she reminded herself what teams always tell players who are sent to the minor leagues: "You'll be disappointed, you'll take some time to deal with it, and then you'll move on."
		Colletti plans to keep Ng in her role as assistant general manager and is likely to rely on her skills as a negotiator and her encyclopedic knowledge of baseball's rules.
	www.nytimes.com /2005/11/17/sports/baseball/17dodgers.html?ex=1289883600&en=8879f2ee4c46165b&ei=5090&partner=rssuserland&emc=rss (977 words)

	What's Up, Gen. Kim Jong Il?
		Kim Young Sam ordered his troops to shoot any "intruders" in the DMZ (Kim Young Sam has since been strongly "counseled" not to be trigger-happy by a US State Dept. official).
		Kim Jong Il could not care less which political party won the election because, in his mind, the US alone holds the key to the Korean problem.
		Kim Ku became "our dear master (sun-saeng) and patriot" within mattter of a few hours: and his death sentence - for Master Kim Ku was killed by the S Korean right-wingers soon after.
	www.kimsoft.com /korea/nk-dmz.htm (778 words)

	Baseball Prospectus \| Articles \| Prospectus Q&A: Kim Ng
		Kim Ng started her baseball career straight out of the University of Chicago as an intern for the Chicago White Sox.
		Ng then spent four years with the New York Yankees as an assistant GM, where at age 29 she was the youngest in that position in baseball when hired.
		Kim Ng: I got an internship with the White Sox five, six months out of college, did that for three or four months, and they liked me enough to hire me full time.
	www.baseballprospectus.com /article.php?articleid=2460 (2250 words)

	KIMONG.STARCELEB.TV (34)
		Kim is a contestant of Star Celeb, a new reality show in search of a brand ambassador, model and host.
		In ballet the equivalent of a diva is known as a prima ballerina assoluta.
		Kim: Alright, this is what I hope I didn’t come across as, because I have never once in my Star Celeb life on the show complained a single bit or showed bad attitude and I have no problem working with anyone.
	kimong.starceleb.tv (2416 words)

	USATODAY.com - Yanks assistant GM Ng resigns
		This week, Ng resigned as the New York Yankees' assistant general manager and vice president, ending a four-year tenure in which the team won three championships and came within a double-play grounder of capturing a fourth crown.
		Ng, who aspires to be a GM, was director of waivers and records for the American League when she was hired at 29 by the Yankees in March 1998.
		Ng deftly answered that she was not zeroing in on Cashman, and then she heard laughing on the line.
	www.usatoday.com /sports/baseball/yankees/2001-11-15-ng.htm (542 words)

	Chicago Maroon » Ng has right moves in a league of her own
		Ng’s astounding success has come largely through her ability to sop up on-the-job training, view every day as a learning experience, and transfer all those analytical and research skills perfected at Chicago to the baseball world.
		Although Ng came to Chicago first and foremost for its academic reputation, athletics ranked a close second and continued to play a prominent role throughout her college career.
		From there, Ng’s career shot off as she went on to become the youngest assistant GM in the game with her move to the Yankees in 1998.
	maroon.uchicago.edu /online_edition/sports/2007/05/11/ng-has-right-moves-in-a-league-of-her-own (978 words)

	The Official Site of Los Angeles Dodgers: News: Los Angeles Dodgers News
		Vice president and assistant general manager Kim Ng appears to be the front-runner for the farm director's job, vacant since Bill Bavasi resigned in November as director of player development to become the general manager of the Seattle Mariners.
		As for Kim, she already is considered to be one of the most accomplished female executives in the game, and adding the title of minor league director would only add to her credentials and better prepare her to become baseball's first female general manager.
		Ng is one of only three females to hold a position of assistant general manager.
	www.mlb.com /news/article.jsp?ymd=20040123&content_id=630532&vkey=news_la&fext=.jsp&c_id=la (504 words)

	Welcome to Nanyang Law LLC
		Kim Tean’s main areas of practice are equity capital markets, funds and fund management and corporate restructuring.
		Kim Tean heads a team of IP professionals that covers all aspects of prosecution and management of IP portfolios, including patents, trade marks, registered designs, domain names, trade secrets and confidential information in Singapore and many other countries.
		Kim Tean is a prolific speaker often being invited to speak in seminars and symposium.
	www.nanyanglaw.com /people_md.html (322 words)

	Scout.com: Dodgers to Interview Kim Ng For GM Spot
		Ng, the assistant general manager ince 2002 under Paul DePodesta and his predecessor, Dan Evans, will interview with Owners Frank and Jamie McCourt, probably before the start of the GM meetings next week in Palm Springs.
		Ng is one of only two women to hold the position of assistant general manager in Major League Baseball.
		Ng is expected to represent the Dodgers at baseball's general manager meetings that begin Monday.
	dodgers.scout.com /2/462337.html (1175 words)

	BRKets - Investor Profiles: NG Kok Kiong
		NG Kok Kiong is one of the founding members of BRKets.
		15+ years with Beng Kim Holdings/Beng Kim Investment as director.
		5 years with Choon Kim Properties as Director.
	www.brkets.com /profile_ng_kok_kiong.shtm (158 words)

	AsianWeek.com
		Kim Ng is one of the most influential people in baseball.
		But Ng’s credentials cannot be ignored and she certainly has the qualifications to be promoted as Major League Baseball’s first female general manager.
		Kim Ng: Yeah, I think that there are a lot of women right now that are pretty qualified but change doesn’t happen overnight.
	news.asianweek.com /news/view_article.html?article_id=226adca5f4723a784c5807904c9177cb (1366 words)

	Baseball's Female Pioneer, Kim Ng Wants To Become The Big Leagues' First General Manager - CBS News
		Ng is the Dodger's Assistant General Manager, and the top prospect to become the first female General Manager in Major League Baseball history.
		Ng says she definitely wants to become a general manger, so much so that she's "willing to wait as long as it takes."
		But, Ng thinks the last step in her climb might be the biggest and toughest one to take.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2006/07/08/eveningnews/main1786509.shtml (644 words)

	AsianAthlete.com: Article/News Form
		Singer made the comments to Dodgers assistant general manager Kim Ng at a hotel bar in Arizona on Tuesday night, prompting Yankees general manager Brian Cashman -- Ng's former boss -- to step in, sources familiar with the conversation told the New York Daily News.
		Ng became the second female assistant general manager in the majors when she was hired by the Yankees in 1997.
		Ng resigned from the Yankees in 2001 after her contract expired, and was hired by the Dodgers a month later.
	www.asianathlete.com /DaScoopsFormDisplay.aspx?ID=1496 (544 words)

	KIM MY¢¨ONG-IN
		Born in Ulchin, North Kyongsang Province, in 1946, Kim Myo¢¨ng-in graduated in 1969 from the Department of Korean Language and Literature of Korea University where he continued to study, receiving his Ph.D. in 1985.
		Compared with some other poets, Kim Myo¢¨ng-in has published only a small number of poems but he is widely esteemed for the quality of his work.
		Continuing a tradition initiated in the 1960s by such poets as Kim Su-yo¢¨ng, he rejected the effete abstractions of the Symbolist or Imagist schools in favour of a poetry closely connected to the painful realities of daily life.
	hompi.sogang.ac.kr /anthony/klt/99winter/kimmyongin.htm (1049 words)

	Business: Kim Ng - Newsweek Business - MSNBC.com
		Business: Kim Ng She knows her baseball and is in line to become the sport's first female GM.
		The oldest of five girls, Ng was raised in Queens, N.Y. As a city kid, she distinguished herself as a stickball player on the corner of 173rd Street and 65th Avenue and then as an MVP infielder on the University of Chicago's softball team.
		She landed with the New York Yankees and then left for L.A. Her most glaring moment in the sun happened in 2003 when a Mets executive mocked her Chinese background in front of other MLB execs; he was fired, and she was put in the position of becoming a standard-bearer against discrimination.
	www.msnbc.msn.com /id/16240584/site/newsweek (503 words)

	Kim Ng - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kim Ng (Chinese: 伍佩琴; pinyin: Wǔ Pèiqín; born November 17, 1968; Ng is pronounced as a velar nasal) is a United States baseball executive for the Major League Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers organization.
		She was the youngest person, and first woman, to present a salary arbitration case in the major leagues when she worked for the Chicago White Sox, regarding the case of Alex Fernandez.
		In 2005, Ng was interviewed for the vacant position of Dodgers general manager.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kim_Ng (317 words)

	Baseball Toaster: Dodger Thoughts : Kim Ng Interviewed on Baseball Prospectus (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This interview of Kim Ng on BP's premium service would have been interesting even before the Bill Singer incident, which is good, because the interview by Jonah Keri was conducted before the Bill Singer incident and does not reference the Bill Singer incident.
		Ng tells Keri that there are different ways to build a club and "you can't go in there and tear a team apart." Nevertheless, you can see from the quote below that the condition of the Dodger middle infield must conflict Ng as it does many of the team's fans.
		If, by her answer, Ng is telling us that she is not worried about that risk, that she's going to support drafting the best player regardless of age, then I'd like to know why.
	dodgerthoughts.baseballtoaster.com /archives/10595.html (731 words)

	Baseball Prospectus \| Articles \| Prospectus Q&A: Kim Ng
		Kim Ng started her baseball career straight out of the University of Chicago as an intern for the Chicago White Sox.
		Ng then spent four years with the New York Yankees as an assistant GM, where at age 29 she was the youngest in that position in baseball when hired.
		Kim Ng: I got an internship with the White Sox five, six months out of college, did that for three or four months, and they liked me enough to hire me full time.
	baseballprospectus.com /article.php?articleid=2460 (2265 words)

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