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This project is a result of the community service project component of the Washington State Bar's Leadership Institute. Scroll down below to read more about the program. This website was created by the individuals below: Thi Huynh Thi Huynh is a practicing attorney with a solo practice in Everett, Washington with a focus on real estate and business law. Thi graduated from the University of Washington and Loyola Law School of Los Angeles. Prior to private practice, thi worked as an assistant to Governor Locke's general counsel, where he gained knowledge about the pardons process and drafting the actual pardons for the Governor's signature.
Kiet Ngo
Kiet Ngo is the prosecuting attorney for the City of Oak Harbor. As the prosecuting attorney, Kiet represents the City in various civil actions involving code compliance, property forfeitures, etc. He is also primarily responsible for prosecuting all isdemeanor and gross misdemeanor crimes in the Island County Municipal/District Court. Prior to being admitted to practice law in 2005, AnhKiet graduated from Western Washington University in Bellingham, Washington in 2000, and in 2004, he graduated with a law degree from Loyola University, New Orleans.
A special thanks to the WLI Advisory Board members who have contributed their valuable time, support and assistance to promoting community leadership and involvement. 
What Is the WSBA Leadership Institute? Many young lawyers, particularly women, those of color, and those from traditionallyunder-represented groups, have not been recruited for leadership positions or made aware of opportunities for skill development, professional growth, and leadership training available through the WSBA. In response,the WSBA Board of Governors decidedin 2004to create a leadership development program for a select group of young lawyers, and theWSBA Leadership Institute was born.
The mission of the WSBA Leadership Institute is to recruit, train, and retain Washington attorneys who have been admitted to practice for three to 10 years for leadership positions in the legal community and in the WSBA. Program participants ("fellows") will be selected with an emphasis on diversity (racial, ethnic, gender, sexual orientation, disability, cultural, and geographic). An additional benefit ofthis program will be expansion of leadership potential for local, minority, and specialty bar associations.
2008 WSBA Leadership Institute Fellows:
Camara Banfield, Clark County Prosecuting Attorney's Office, Vancouver, WA Margaret "Tina" Bondy, Starbucks Coffee Company, Seattle, WA Natasha Coleman, Associated Counsel for the Accused, Seattle, WA Dolly Hunt, Pend Oreille County Prosecuting Attorney's Office, Newport,WA Thi Huynh, Huynh Law Office, P.L.L.C., Everett, WA Karla Kane, Associated Counsel for the Accused, Seattle, WA Horace Lee, Attorney at Law, P.L.L.C., Seattle, WA Kammi Mencke, Winston & Cashatt, Spokane, WA Anhkiet Ngo, City of Oak Harbor, Oak Harbor, WA Kevin O'Rourke, Southwell & O'Rourke, P.S., Spokane, WA Sheley Secrest, Law Office of Sheley Secrest, Tacoma, WA Juliana Wong, McKinley Irvin P.L.L.C., Seattle, WA
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