About

Business owners are good at what they offer — the product, the service, the craft. Putting it in front of people is a different job: the website, the social posts, the partnerships. It is also the part that gets postponed, because there is always something more urgent in front of it. A site built in a hurry a few years ago, a social account that went quiet once the work took over — and that is usually where people look you up first. That is the part I take on.

I work with owners in English or Chinese, whichever suits you. Some of my clients build excellent products and would rather not run the English-language side of the business themselves. That part is mine: the outreach, the meetings, the partners, the follow-through.

I don’t make my money on what you can’t see. I’m not afraid of teaching people how to do it themselves. You’ll know what I’m doing and why, and the method goes in writing, not in my head.

Teaching is not a sideline for me. At the US-China Business Training Center I designed and ran dozens of programs — as many as fourteen at once. Every one had the same aim: people went home able to do it themselves.

Most recently, Chief Partnership Officer at La Preferred, a Los Angeles pet products company founded by a couple who came from the logistics business in Beijing. They built the product and ran the operation. The American side was mine: the company site and the brand site, partnerships signed with three animal rescues — [Priceless Pet Rescue (City of Industry)](https://pricelesspetrescue.org/city-of-industry/), [VIDA Rescue](https://www.vida4animals.org) and [Pet Rescue Solutions](https://www.petrescuesolutions.org), a monthly pop-up cat cafe, the SuperZoo booth, the print materials I took into shops and to events, the brand launched across five social platforms, and six local stores I approached and won over to carry the product.

Before that, three years in Los Angeles on the American side of it — running the programs Chinese government and business delegations came to the United States for. Up to fourteen at once, held in Los Angeles, New York, Washington D.C., Houston, Chicago, Kansas and elsewhere. I decided what each delegation came to study, then enlisted the US government agencies, universities and companies that hosted them and taught it.

Experience

• 2026 —Consultant & StrategistFreelance · Los Angeles
• 2026Chief Partnership OfficerLa Preferred · PawHalo · Los Angeles
• 2024Director of Communications3 Body Labs · Irvine
• 2015 – 18Program ManagerUS-China Business Training Center · Los Angeles
• 2014 – 15EMBA Program Manager & InterpreterUC San Diego · La Jolla
• 2013Marketing ConsultantSweet Vybz · San Diego