Paloma B. Concordia (She/her) was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area and gives credit to New York City for developing her business-savvy state of mind. Her education and career began in the fashion and retail industry and transitioned into the music business at the height of the digital media boom.Inspired by progressive artists in the Bay Area, Paloma began to explore youth empowerment programs and social justice initiatives and found her passion in supporting the progressive arts community through public relations.
Paloma has served as a program coordinator in partnership with Beats Rhymes and Life, and the East Bay Asian Youth Center in Oakland, CA, as well as a Program Director with a non-profit arts organization, the Estria Foundation. Combining her experience in these fields, she founded the PapaLoDown Agency in 2009, a boutique public relations company specializing in a client base of entrepreneurs and community organizations in the arts, culture, and community spaces.
Paloma is passionate about empowering APIA women through entrepreneurship and public relations and has served on Daly City’s inaugural Small Business Commission, was a founding advisory board member for Pinayista, and is currently an advisory board member for the Asian American Women Artists Association, and the Pinays Rising Scholarship fund. She now lives in Oxnard, CA where she serves on the city’s Cultural Arts Commission. When she's not working with clients, she enjoys running, practicing yoga, and raising a family of three boys with her husband.
Immigrant Excellence in the Design Industry │ 2x11
Curating an Experience in Opera │ 2x10
Playing Yourself for a Living with Kristina Wong │ 2x9
The Business of Representation with Alexa Khan │ 2x8
Exploring Identity, Community, and Refugitude through Theatre │ 2x7
Sowing Compassion, Community, and Education from Tragedy │ 2x6
Diversity from Behind the Scenes with Miranda Kwok │ 2x5
Cultivating Sense of Self through Science & Art │ 2x4
Covid-19 Vaccines and Variants Part III with Dr. Paul Song │ 2x3
Advocating for Asian American Communities through Poetry │ 2x2
Fostering a Movement of Cultural Appreciation through Musical Theater │ 2x1
Laur Allen: Advocating Positive Social Justice & Humanitarian Impact through Law & Media │1x42
Archie Kao - A Chinese American Actor‘s Journey Along the Pacific Rim │1x41
Quyền Nguyen Le: A Queer Filmmaker and Writer Creating Pathways to Understanding through Film │1x40
Raising Awareness for Social Justice Reform, Youth Education, and Women’s Rights through Music│1x39
Tasty Asian Inspired Halloween Recipes and Horror Films with Korean Chef Cathlyn Choi │1x38
Parents are Human │1x37
Empowering Next Generation of Asian Youth Voices in Film Media Arts and Pop Culture │1x36
Dismantling the Stigma and Negative Connotations of Menstruation │1x35
Uncovering the History of Racial Hate Against Filipinos in Short Film ”No Dogs” │1x34
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