Focus and Reality

• Helping organizations achieve measurable and sustainable impact around DEI & Belonging
• Amplifying Asian American Authors
• Asian employees are most likely to join their firm’s employee resource group, but are the least served by their firm’s diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives

Why She Cares

Betty Ng is the founder and CEO of Inspiring Diversity, LLC (“iD”), co-founder of the Asian American Authors Book Club.  She is a #1 bestselling author, tech and media entrepreneur, trainer, professional speaker, consultant, and thought leader.  Crain’s named Betty as one their New York Business’ Notable Asian Leaders of 2022.  Betty is contributor to Thrive Global and has appeared in top-tier publications including Forbes, Bustle, Ladders, and Fairygodboss. She has also been featured on Fox 5 Good Day Street Talk and PIX11 News.

Betty founded Inspiring Diversity to provide organizations with a practical roadmap as well as solutions to achieve measurable and sustainable impact with respect to fostering a culture of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging.  As a co-founder of the Asian American Authors Book Club, she promotes the visibility of other authors.  Prior to founding iD in 2016, Betty was a Senior Vice President of Corporate Development with twenty years of corporate and financial services experience at organizations including Moody’s, Citigroup, American Express, and Arthur Andersen.

She co-authored “PO-LING POWER: Propelling Yourself and Others to Success” with her mother (Po-Ling). She and her children have also launched the bestselling and award winning Persevering Penguins and Pals children’s book series.

Betty is also a PPR Certified Pickleball Coach. She developed Pickleball Positive to help us all play, work, and live well together.

Betty holds an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School, a B.A. in Economics with honors from Stanford University, and an executive education certification for the Advanced Leadership Program for Asian-American Executives from the Stanford University Graduate School of Business.