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Erin is a certified emotional intelligence trainer and certified professional coach and earned a certificate in Foundations of NeuroLeadership through the NeuroLeadership Institute.

As a life-long learner of equity and inclusiveness, she received a certificate in Mindful Facilitation through Stirfry Seminars and Founder Lee Mun Wah (Color of Fear), a nationally-recognized master in diversity and communications training. Erin recently earned certificates in Diversity & Inclusion and Conflict Resolution from Cornell University.

Her career before becoming a trainer and coach was in high tech, where she was an East Asian product manager, IT project manager and IT change manager.

Erin served as the Executive Director of the Colorado Dragon Boat Festival, a 501c3 non-profit organization celebrating pan-Asian culture that is the largest dragon boat festival across the U.S. During her tenure, she designed and led the Emerging Leaders Program for young Asian American Pacific Islanders.

She combines her corporate and non-profit experience and her passion for equity and inclusion with training and coaching to teach empowerful leadership and cultural agility skills.

In 2014, Erin was the first Asian American chosen for the Livingston Fellowship, a recognition awarded to non-profit organization leaders in Colorado by the Bonfils-Stanton Foundation.