Joining the WNorth 10 Year Anniversary Conference, themed “Beyond Barriers: Accelerate Growth, Inspire Change,” where women leaders converge to transcend obstacles, drive personal and professional development, and champion transformative change.

• Keynote | Barrier IQ: Mastering Barriers for Transformative Growth. Will provide a tangible framework to identify your personal barriers, and tools to break through each type.
• Guest Speaker at Dinner with Rika Nakazawa, Chief Commercial Innovator and Author.

Speaking on the sHero Women Livestream to reveal what social legacy means to me, my personal definition of success, and why I’m retiring at 49 to write my next chapter.

In a world marked by constant movement and reinvention, how do we define a legacy that truly reflects who we are—and the impact we want to have on others? In this fireside chat, we will explore how to build lives of intention, connection, and generosity. Drawing on personal narrative and cross-cultural insight, we discuss what it means to create a “social legacy”—a life shaped not only by professional success, but by the way we show up for others. Together, we’ll reflect on how small acts of hospitality, empathy, and courage can become transformative forces in midlife and beyond.

Read more about the UChicago Fireside Chat here.

The Asians in Advertising Breaking Barriers Summit combines an immersive in-person and virtual experience, offering a unique opportunity to address the specific challenges faced by Asian Americans: bias, imposter syndrome, and the delicate balance of multiple cultures.

The Women ARE the C-Suite event by ThinkLA spotlights remarkable female trailblazers who have written their standards for what is possible. Shelley and I chatted about the women who came before us, and how we might remember what they did to pave a more equitable way for us. We shared heartbeat moments when we followed our intuition in difficult situations. And we talked about how we can not only ensure representation but normalization. Like our mutual friend Rosa Rios – did you know that all our U.S. Treasurers have all been women since 1949?

Marketing Guest Lecturer at Robins School of Business.

Addressed over 700 female executives on being salt and light in the workplace. Click here to see the event page for The Rooted Sisters Annual Women’s Breakfast.

The theme of this P&G Alumni Global Conference is Meeting the Moment as a Force for Growth and Good. Speaking alongside a diverse lineup of industry experts and emerging influencers. This event will engage attendees in dynamic dialogues on health, climate, equity, technology, AI, the future of work, civics, and philanthropy. The conference aims to craft an immersive experience, reigniting the spirit of purpose-driven innovation and camaraderie that has always defined the P&G community. Participants will be encouraged to take back lessons learned and drive positive change within their social and professional circles of influence to create value for their businesses and their communities. Register for the P&G Alumni Global Conference DC23 here.

Taught at The School of the New York Times on The Art of Negotiation: China vs USA. Building off of four key Chinese phrases, I unpacked key differences in how Chinese and Americans come to the negotiation table, how they approach the experience, and how they define success.

What’s Your Social Legacy? Defining our leadership approach with intention and purpose.