Mina Chang

Mina Chang is known as an American former government official. She is most famous for being the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the United States Department of State's Bureau of Conflict and Stabilization Operations.

Background and Age

Mina Trinity Chang was born on October 29, 1984. Chang graduated from Harvard University in 2016. Chang additionally went to the University of Nations, a Christian school that is staffed by volunteer instructors. Chang also claimed that she has a degree from the University of Hawaii. Chang said she previously got intrigued by music while in school and started by writing tunes in Korean. Chang also claimed that she is an alum of Southern Methodist University.

Married, Husband and Kids

Chang is married to Jake Harriman. He is the organizer of Nuru International, a charity that looks to end poverty in Kenya and Ethiopia. Harriman served seven and a half years as an Infantry and Special Operations Platoon Commander in the Marie Corps following his graduation from the U.S. Maritime Academy. In an Instagram tribute post to her significant other in February 2019, Chang wrote that she was so honored to cherish and be adored by a man who motivates her each and every day. In December 2018, Chang wrote that Harriman was nursing her back to health following spinal medical procedures and cervical issues.

Career and Net Worth

In 2009, Chang was a hopeful singer and released a collection of melodies. A June 2014 Dallas Observer feature on Chang alluded to her as a "singer-turned-lobbyist." In that article, Chang says that she was going to sign another deal with her record label until the 2010 Haiti earthquake. Chang claimed that she had a prospering career as a global pop singer, recording collections in both English and Korean.

Chang's association with the Trump organization is through Brian Bulato, a companion of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. NBC reported that Bulato gave $5,500 to a charity that Chang was engaged with. The report likewise says that Bulato had no role inside the non-profit. Bulato and Pompeo went to West Point together.

In November 2019, it was reported that the Senior Trump administration official, Mina Chang resigned from her position at the State Department after NBC News went to her representative to get some information about newfound bogus claims she had made about her philanthropy work. NBC News had earlier revealed that Chang, the appointee assistant secretary in the State Department's Bureau of Conflict and Stability Operations, had adorned her resume with false claims about her educational accomplishments and the extent of her nonprofit's work. She even used a fake Time magazine cover with her face on it.