For most, a day job is plenty. For Leo Burnett Lead Creative Tuan Huynh, it’s a vessel to do for others. The son of Vietnamese immigrants, Huynh dedicates every available minute to helping others through endeavors of his own and those in his periphery. He supports, tutors and mentors over 800 students across the city, inviting them into Leo Burnett for first-hand career discovery. Outside the office, he helped develop a creative lab in Woodlawn and established the Pencil Project to provide scholarships for individuals who prove they are “the difference that makes a difference.” (Jake Krzeczowski)
