Some friends always ask me, "Kenny, What's the secret path to success?" I always answer this question by asking one back, "Well, what's your definition of success?" Yes, in the eyes of many friends, I am very successful. As a first generation immigrant to this great nation, I struggled through my own way, got an advanced degree from an Ivy League school; own a multi-million dollar house; own a successful IT consulting firm. More than once, I led a team of engineers tackled projects valued at multi-million dollars, helped to bring a century-old shipping company to the world of modern technologies, helped to establish a nationwide mobile phone company from scratch in eight months. I am always being joked as someone who does three years of work in one year.

I am very proud of what I have accomplished. But to me, success means a lot more. Success means I can spend some more time with my wife, maybe enjoying a nice movie, maybe simply doing nothing; success means I can have time to take my daughter to camping; success mean I can share everything I own with families and friends. To help others is the very reason I am part of FKC International.

I am willing to reach out my hand, to everyone who wants to be successful and is in need of help. The boat of FKC is about to take off, let us help each to get to the better destination.