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Leadership Portraits, Informed by Leadership

Nov 3 2026 | By: Kim Dung Ho

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As the creator of the Nevada Leadership Archive, I've had the opportunity to photograph and collaborate with executives, business owners, government officials, and community leaders across Nevada.

Through portrait sessions, conversations, and editorial projects, I've learned about their work, the decisions they make, and the challenges facing their organizations and communities.

These experiences have shaped how I approach executive portrait photography. Understanding a person's professional role helps me create portraits that reflect how they want to be seen and represented.

A Personal Approach to Executive Portraits

Every leader has different needs. A CEO may need portraits for a corporate website and media interviews. A board member may need photographs for publications and speaking engagements. An entrepreneur may need images for personal branding.

I begin by understanding how you plan to use your photographs and what you want them to communicate.

During the session, I personally guide posing, lighting, and expressions while making room for your natural personality. I also work with you on image selection and retouching to achieve a polished, professional result.

The goal is to create portraits that look like you, feel natural, and serve your professional needs.

Photographing Nevada's Business and Civic Leaders

My portfolio includes portraits of executives, entrepreneurs, and civic leaders photographed through commercial assignments and Nevada Leadership Archive projects.

The gallery below features a selection of these portraits across Nevada's business and civic communities.

Executive Portrait Photography in Las Vegas

I photograph local executives and leadership teams, as well as national and international business leaders visiting Las Vegas for conferences, corporate meetings, and events.

Sessions can be arranged for individual executives or leadership teams, with photographs created for corporate websites, board profiles, annual reports, media publications, speaking engagements, and professional branding.

Each session is tailored to your schedule, professional needs, and how you plan to use the images.

Explore the Leadership Portrait Experience or contact me to discuss your portrait session.

Featured Gallery: Leadership Portraits Across Nevada

Tom Burns, Director of the Governor’s Office of Economic Development

Eric Schmacker, Health Net CEO

Matt McNair, Chancellor of the Nevada System of Higher Education

Chris Sewell, Director of Nevada Department of Employment Training & Rehabilitation

Jhone Ebert, Superintendent of Clark County School District

Mitchell Cloward, Region President, Intermountain Health

Tom Power, Chief Operating Officer and a Director of Star Gold Corp

Shani Coleman, Clark County Director of Community and Economic Development

Crystal & Chad Hirschi, Owners of Hirschi Companies

Jaime Cruz, Executive Director of Workforce Connections

Stacy Klippenstein, President of College of Southern Nevada

Mary Beth Sewald, President & CEO, Vegas Chamber

Hugh Anderson, Managing Director of High Tower Las Vegas

Scott Muelrath, President & CEO Henderson Chamber of Commerce

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