Team

Wen-Hung Lin President	Wen-Hung was born in Taiwan but raised in Singapore. She studied Accounting at Nanyang Technological University and started her career at PwC Singapore. In 2006, Wen-Hung moved to Boston and continued her career in auditing at major financial institutions, served as audit director at State Street Corporation and Fidelity Investments. In 2024, she started an organization that focuses on assimilating international Asian students into the U.S. culture. She also joined the TAP-Boston Board in the same year to further her support for the Taiwanese community in Boston. She is married with four kids age between 12–20. In her free time, she enjoys playing sports and exploring new places/traveling with the family.
Ben Huang Marketing Chair	Born and raised in Taiwan, Ben is a U.S. Certified Public Accountant (CPA) currently working in public accounting, where he provides audit, financial analysis, and strategic consulting services across multiple industries. He moved to Boston to pursue his graduate studies, earning a master’s degree from Northeastern University, and continues to further develop his career in finance and accounting. Outside of work, Ben enjoys weight training, traveling, and exploring new coffee spots around the city. He is passionate about building community among Taiwanese professionals and currently serves on the TAP-Boston Board as the Marketing Chair, where he hopes to connect more young professionals and promote cultural exchange within the Taiwanese American community.
Ming Hui Chiu Program Chair	Born and raised in Taichung, Taiwan, Ming has built her life in New England while remaining deeply connected to her cultural roots. She majored in Japanese language in college, which further strengthened her passion for culture and cross-cultural communication. She currently works as a bilingual Loan Officer at Main Street Home Loans, helping clients navigate financing options and achieve their dream of homeownership. Beyond her career, Ming is actively engaged with Asian-American organizations such as TAP Boston and enjoys creating cultural and educational events that bring people together. In her free time, she loves traveling, reading, writing, hiking, watching anime, and exploring new ways to connect with others.
Michael Monis Program Chair	Michael is a Boston native who graduated from Brandeis University with a double major in Education and Chinese language, history, and culture. He is an elementary school teacher in the town of Arlington. He has spent years teaching at several schools in Boston’s Chinatown and working closely with the Chinatown community. He volunteers regularly with several organizations that put on cultural events and fundraisers to support the Asian immigrant populations in and around the Boston area. Michael engages in several hobbies such as Taekwondo, cooking, running, and dancing.
Edwin (Ed) Merced Grafals Treasurer	Ed was born and raised in Puerto Rico and earned his accounting degree from the University of Puerto Rico. He studied Mandarin in Fujian and later lived in Taipei, where he worked in business development, met his wife from Taichung, and deepened his Chinese skills. For the past seven years, Ed has worked in accounting and now advises on mergers, restructurings, and other complex business matters. He joined TAP Boston to support the Taiwanese community and help young professionals integrate into the U.S., inspired by the challenges he saw his wife face. In his free time, he enjoys cooking, baseball, and working out.