MEET THE TEAM
The Faces of Our Organization
SERENA LIANG
Co-Founder / Executive Director
A high school Class of 2025 student, Serena is increasingly enthusiastic about bettering the community. During her freshman year of high school, she joined a club called UNICEF to help support and defend human rights. The club got her thinking about connecting the elder community with the modern world.
STEPHANIE XIE
Public Relations
Stephanie, a high school Class of 2026 student, has always enjoyed technology and helping others. With experience in helping the elderly, she wants to further assist them in a world that is constantly advancing, through the use of technology. She is excited to help solve their problems and make their lives even better.
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DEREK LIANG
Co-Founder / Regional Manager
A student at Cornell Univeristy, Derek has always had a passion for helping others. After confronting community health iniquities abroad while working with Stanford’s Center for Health Education and the WHO to build digital tools to optimize healthcare access in underserved African villages, I sought to enhance healthcare locally, confronting digital health literacy and health disparities.
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DASHA GRISINS
A rising high school Class of 2026 sophomore, Dasha has always had the drive to help give back to the community. Having to help her grandparents with modern technology for numerous consecutive summers, she is determined to find those with similar issues close to home. With new technology surfacing each day, she is committed to helping our seniors in any way she can.
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GYOHYUN (JUSTINE) KOO
Gyohyun (Justine) Koo, a high school Class of 2026 sophomore, has always been eager to help those in need. With great experiences in technology and volunteering, she wants to pursue her goal of a world with more robust connections between people and technology. I am incredibly passionate about using this opportunity to make a better world for the elderly.
Jun Young Sim
Jun Young Sim, a student at Emory Class of 2027, is dedicated to bridging the gap between people and technology. On the premed track, he is deeply passionate about harnessing her skills and experiences to create stronger connections and a healthier world
DASHA GRISINS
A rising high school Class of 2026 sophomore, Dasha has always had the drive to help give back to the community. Having to help her grandparents with modern technology for numerous consecutive summers, she is determined to find those with similar issues close to home. With new technology surfacing each day, she is committed to helping our seniors in any way she can.