Chin Ning Chu
Chin Ning was born in mainland China, grew up in Taiwan, and immigrated to the United States in 1969. With readers in over 40 countries, she is the best selling American author throughout Asia and Australia. Today Ms. Chu is the chairperson of the Strategic Learning Institute and the president of Asian Marketing Consultants, Inc.
Chin Ning's published works include Do Less, Achieve More Thick Face, Black Heart and The Asian Mind Game. Her new book, Woman's Art of War is to be released shortly. Her philosophy and teachings have touched people in all walks of life.
Chin Ning's work is highly regarded by the global media and include such diverse advocates as CNN, Great Britain's Financial Times, USA Today, Washington Post and Asia Wall Street Journal. She has had cover stories for SUCCESS Magazine and international editions of People, Vogue, Harper's Bazaar and China Daily.
Chin Ning presents the warrior philosophy as the premier vehicle for mastering strategic thinking in the corporate world as well as in daily life. She weaves the complex elements of strength, strategy, philosophy, pragmatic enterprise and personal growth into every topic she addresses. She fuses timeless Eastern wisdom with Western practicality into solid, dynamic tools that produce tangible results for solving life's challenges. Her customized speeches have legs - they walk home with your audience.
At age six, Chin Ning was elected the premier model child from among millions of youngsters in Taiwan. Forty years later, during the 1996 Democratic National Convention, Women of the World honored her as "Woman of the Year."
Chin Ning's story is that of the making of a "New Renaissance Woman." Besides being an outstanding author, speaker, Eastern philosopher, historian, marketer, sales warrior, and business and political consultant, she is also a fashion designer, classical music historian, singer, actress, film maker and practical neuroscience researcher.
As an Asian American woman, Chin Ning has learned to compete by going beyond the obvious realities of black and white. She has discovered the paradoxical nature existing behind every process, turning her liabilities into assets and her weaknesses into strengths. She is an authority on Sun Tzu's Art of War strategies.
