Written by Codie Sanchez
“...She saw children being sold into slavery in Cambodia and she said enough...”
It all started with a little girl named Nomi. This little girl had been through things one can hardly imagine halfway across the world. Thankfully she met Diana Mao and Diana instead of continuing on her lucrative and successful track as a consultant became the President and Co-Founder of Nomi Network. She saw children being sold into slavery in Cambodia and she said enough. What does that mean? Well Diana is a modern day gladiator. She’s an abolitionist whose mission is to ensure the complete end of human trafficking in her lifetime. This small of frame, but not of mind, human rights champion and I talk about:
The moment her life changed
How she manages international teams across multiple countries
All while contributing to Reuters, HuffPost
Also being a Presidential Leadership Scholar
How to create a non-profit in a way that makes an impact and is sustainable.
What makes a successful partnership
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