Yongmee Michele Kang[1][2] (born June 1959)[2] is an American businesswoman, philanthropist, investor, and owner of multiple professional sports teams.

"[13] Kang has said that she is focused on developing a pipeline of opportunities that "will directly improve the lives of veterans, military spouses, persons with disabilities, seniors and residents in underserved communities.

"[14] On April 15, 2024, Cognosante announced that it signed an agreement to be acquired by Accenture Federal Services for undisclosed financial terms.

[16] Kang also announced the launch of $50 million in seed and matching funding for the Kynisca Innovation Hub, a non-profit research initiative specialized in female sports training.

[17][18] On October 31, 2024, Kynisca led a $2 million seed funding round for IDA Sports, a company producing cleats and turf shoes for female athletes.

[21][22] After a protracted negotiation process,[23][24] Baldwin and minority owner Bill Lynch agreed to sell the club to Kang.

OL Groupe would retain a 48% stake in the resulting new entity, and Kang would become the club's majority owner and CEO.

[7][35] Following the purchase, the Lionesses hired Jocelyn Prêcheur as its coach, moved the club to Hayes Lane in Bromley, and announced plans for a dedicated training center in Aylesford of Kent.

[42] Also a philanthropist, Kang created the Cognosante Foundation and is an active supporter of The Kennedy Center,[47][48] which also was a front-of-jersey sponsor of the Washington Spirit in 2022.

[49] She has served on the boards of the American Red Cross, Washington National Opera, Northern Virginia Technology Council, and Palm Beach Symphony.