
Jen Loong-Goodwin keynote speaker
- Cross-Cultural Trust: Why Smart People Get Each Other Wrong
- High Achievers: Wired to Win, Built to Burnout
- Master of Ceremonies
- The Cultural Weight of the Good Daughter Wound
Most speakers on performance have the credentials. Few have the clinical evidence. A Chinese-Canadian venture capital professional and accredited therapist, Jen Loong-Goodwin spent a decade in high-performance corporate and startup environments before founding LifeLoong Therapy, where she works with high-achievers, for whom high-pressure environments often quietly break down. She speaks from both sides of the equation: the systems that demand excellence, and the people quietly paying for it.
Jen grew up navigating themes familiar to many immigrant families, cultural displacement, adaptation, and intergenerational expectations, across six countries, and is fluent in Cantonese, Mandarin, and English. Before her therapy practice, she held leadership roles at Lululemon, TOMS, and SC Ventures and was a founder of a startup in the social impact space. Today, she works with clients navigating life transitions, work-life optimisation, and intergenerational trauma.
Outside of work, she is an active content creator on Instagram, LinkedIn, and is the producer of Long Long Tales, a bilingual YouTube cartoon that helps children explore Chinese culture and a sense of belonging.
Jen is also trilingual in Cantonese, Mandarin and English.
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