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WPMA Co-Founder Named One of Georgia’s 25 Most Influential Asian Americans!

We’re excited to share that our co-founder and faculty of WPMA, Ms. Amy Chang, has been named one of Georgia Asian Times’ 25 Most Influential Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in Georgia for 2025!

“Your unwavering commitment and impassioned efforts have not only elevated those around you but have also inspired admiration across our state and beyond.” – Georgia Asian Times

At WPMA, we believe music education is about more than just learning notes-it’s about building character, confidence, and community.

This recognition is not only a celebration of Ms. Chang’s dedication, but also a reflection of the dedication and spirit of our WPMA students, families, and faculty.

We’re proud to share this milestone with our WPMA family and grateful to everyone who continues to support our mission. Thank you for helping make WPMA a place where passion, excellence, and growth come together through music. 🏆🎻🎶

The list of 2025 AAPI honorees on Georgia Asian Times website: https://gasiantimes.com/mstk

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