I am Hunter Finley, Orphanage Ambassador from San Francisco and a proud graduate of Chapman University, where I earned a B.F.A. in Film Production and Cinematography with a minor in Business Entrepreneurship. I come from a close-knit family with two siblings—an older sister and a younger brother. As a creative producer and program manager based in Silicon Valley, I’ve spent my professional career helping companies bring their stories to life through visual storytelling and data-driven marketing. My expertise lies in digital media strategy, emerging technologies like AR and VR, and leading cross-functional teams to manage complex creative projects. With a strong foundation in market research and digital production, I aim to create impactful experiences that connect with diverse audiences.

Through my work with the Mary K. Yap Foundation, I’ve discovered a deeper purpose—using my creative skills to uplift and support underprivileged children, especially those in orphanages. I believe storytelling is a powerful tool not just in marketing, but also in inspiring hope and imagination among youth who need it most. By helping bring their stories to the forefront, or by creating media experiences that let them dream bigger, I contribute to their emotional and intellectual development. Supporting the foundation’s mission to empower orphaned children aligns with my belief in giving back and using my professional path to make a lasting, meaningful difference.