The Founders

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Yulee Lee, PhD

Yulee operates at the intersection of microenterprise and impact, wearing two primary hats: Chief Executive Officer in the nonprofit sector as the founding CEO of Khora Collective, and Chief Operating Officer in the for-profit small business arena at Stuff You Can Use. In the small business space, she drives operational excellence, scalability, and performance optimization; in the nonprofit sphere, she sets strategic vision, stewards mission execution, and cultivates sustainable growth. Across both roles, she specializes in leadership—developing high-capacity teams, architecting resilient organizations, and aligning strategy with measurable results.

She is the author of Leading Change While Loving People and the forthcoming book Unmasking Toxic Leadership: How to Recognize, Resist, and Recover From Harmful Workplace Power Dynamics, slated for release by InterVarsity Press in the spring of 2027.

Dr. Lee also sits on the Board of Stillpoint. 

Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer

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Alexander Jun, PhD

Co-Founder & Chief of Strategic Partnerships & Development

Alex is co-founder of Khora Collective and serves as Chief of Strategic Partnerships. He is Director of Intercultural Development at Serge, and research professor with the Asian American Center at Fuller Seminary. He was the founder and executive director of the Korean American Leadership Initiative (KALI) and 45th Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA). Alex holds a PhD from University of Southern California. He and his wife live in Los Angeles County and have 3 children.

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Co-Founder & Chief of Content & Engagement

Joyce Koo Dalrymple, ESQ, Mdiv

Joyce is co-founder of Khora Collective and serves as Chief of Content and Engagement. Additionally, she is CEO at Refuge for Strength, is on the teaching team at Church 360, hosts the podcast called Adopting Hope, and is a regular preacher. She holds a JD from Boston College and MDiv from Metro Atlanta Seminary. She and her husband, Tim, live in Wheaton, IL and have 3 children.

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Jenn is co-founder of Khora Collective and serves as Chief of Spiritual Formation. Additionally, she is a Spiritual Director, Executive Coach, Co-Director at Summit Clear and served as a church planter and regional leader for Pioneers for 25 years in Asia. Her book, Dim Sum and Faith: How Our Stories Shape Our Souls will be released in 2025. She has a MA from Biola University. She and husband, John, live in Seattle and have 4 adult children.

Co-Founder & Chief of Spiritual Formation

Jenn Chen

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Richard Lee, Mdiv

Richard is co-founder of Khora Collective and serves as Chief Operating Officer. Additionally, he is Chief Generosity & Impact Officer at Generous Life, teaching pastor at Highrock Church, a TEDx speaker and cohost of the Spacious Leader Podcast. Richard is a board member of Justice Rising & Frontier Fellowship and advisory board member of One Day's Wages. He holds a MDiv from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. He and his wife, Theresa, live in New Jersey and have two children.

Co-Founder & Chief of Operations