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Jane Hyun
Global Leadership Strategist and Author
Jane Hyun is a prominent global leadership strategist, executive coach, and author who serves on the Advisory Council at Harvard Business Review.2 With over 25 years of experience in high-stakes environments, she has established herself as an expert in cross-cultural effectiveness, leader onboarding, and development.1
Professional Background
Jane Hyun is the Founder and President of Hyun & Associates, where she works as a trusted coach to multinational companies, Fortune 500 organizations, schools, and nonprofits.1 Her expertise lies in helping senior leaders increase people and business innovation through her Cultural Fluency Framework.2
Achievements and Contributions
Author:: Jane has written several influential books, including:
- "Breaking the Bamboo Ceiling" (Harper Collins), a groundbreaking bestseller
- "FLEX-The New Playbook for Managing Across Differences" (co-author)
- "Leadership Toolkit for Asians – The Definitive Resource Guide For Breaking the Bamboo Ceiling" (released in 2024)1
Programs and Initiatives:: She has developed programs such as the Art of Cultural Fluency Roundtables and the Bamboo Ceiling Breakthrough Leadership Toolkit®.1 Jane is also the creator of the Culturally Fluent Leader Academy®, set to launch in 2025.1
Media Presence:: Jane has made appearances on major media outlets including CNN, CNBC, CBS, and Yahoo Finance. Her insights have been featured in publications such as Wall Street Journal, Fortune, and Harvard Business Review.1
Education and Affiliations
Jane holds a degree in Economics/International Studies from Cornell University.1 She has served as an advisor to Coqual/Center for Talent Innovation and the diversity council for the American Heart Association.1 Additionally, she sits on the board of Operation Exodus, an organization that provides mentoring to Latino youth in Washington Heights.1
Jane Hyun's LinkedIn username is jane-hyun-6281162, as mentioned in the query.2
Highlights
“Whatever you end up doing, love it.” ❤️❤️❤️
🎬That’s a line from the scene in Cinema Paradiso where Alfredo, the movie projectionist mentor, bids farewell to his beloved young apprentice, Toto as he goes off to the military. Watching this, one of my favorite movies, (with an achingly beautiful soundtrack by Giuseppe Tornatore)on the big screen in Bryant Park reminded me of the simple messaging that pierced my heart to the core the first time I heard it. It reminded me of the importance of holding on to your dreams. Discovering your true calling in life takes a lifetime to figure out, and there is often pain in the process.
🍿The cool thing was sharing the film that I love and that changed my life when I saw it 30 years ago in community with hundreds of New Yorkers, many who discovered it for the first time.
🍿 watching the emotional response of my two dear friends was priceless.
💖My heart is full.
Is there a movie that shifted your perspective on life, career, or relationships?
Happy Friday!
#summervibes #inspiration #cinemaparadiso Paramount Mabel Espinal
Pleased to share that I have been invited to serve on the Advisory Council at Harvard Business Review! 🎉 #management #leadership #culturalfluency
