Judy TsoSpeaker and Booking Agent Information

Judy worked in product development at Baltimore Gas & Electric before starting her consulting firm, evaluating new ideas and enhancing the hazy front end product development process. Previously, she worked as a consultant, facilitator, and Creativity Director at Innovation Focus, a product development firm that specialises in brainstorming sessions.

Judy has served on the boards of the American Anthropological Association and the National Association for the Practice of Anthropology. She is a participant of the National Speakers Association and the Sticky Rice Project: Uniting Asian Americans via Anti-Racist Education.

Judy has authored and executed 2 performance pieces about Asian American American identity, and her piece, Bobby Pins Up Your Nose, Asian American Women Speak Out More about Body Image, received a Boston Artist Fellowship in 2002. She earned a Drylongso Award from Community Change in 2005 and was also an Associate professor Professor of Anthropology at UMASS Boston.

Judy's work has been featured in publications such as the New York Times, the Mercury News, as well as Worthwhile Magazine. She has appeared on Boston's Asian Focus and as a visitor on Voice of America's Youth & Campus show. She has authored for the Design Management Journal, Women's Business Boston, Sampan, Practicing Anthropology, and The Brown Papers, among others.

Judy has a Bachelor of science in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School and a Master of Applied Anthropology (MAA) from the University of Maryland, College Park. She was also trained in coaching by the Coaches Training Institute and the Center for Right Relationships.