Often called an "interpreter," JANE HYUN is a global leadership coach and speaker who has partnered with corporate clients across five continents. She has dedicated her life to helping leaders bring more of their full selves to the workplace through her Cultural Fluency Leadership Academy, and to closing the Asian leadership gap inside Fortune 500 companies. Jane has keynoted "Art of Cultural Fluency" at ESPN, PepsiCo, Medtronic, Microsoft and Merck, among other companies. The bestselling author of Breaking the Bamboo Ceiling-Career Strategies For Asians, and co-Author of Flex: the New Playbook for Managing Across Differences (both HarperCollins Publishers), Jane has appeared on CNN, CNBC and NPR; her insights are featured in The Washington Post, The Economist and The Atlantic; and she has written for the Harvard Business Review, Fast Company, and Forbes. She is the recipient of the Marshall Goldsmith Global Coaches Award as the #1 Coach for cultural fluency. A Graduate of Cornell University, she lives in New York City. She enjoys pizza and kimchi, though not always in that order! She loves hearing from her readers, and looks forward to your takeaways. "I believe that people's behaviors in work and life are guided by many unseen factors, which include culture, values, faith, and a variety of other elements that need to be better understood by our organizations."
Often called an "interpreter," JANE HYUN is a global leadership coach and speaker who has partnered with corporate clients across five continents. She has dedicated her life to helping leaders bring more of their full selves to the workplace through her Cultural Fluency Leadership Academy, and to...