NA EUN “JIGGY” YOON (she/her) is a keynote speaker, facilitator, and founder who helps students, educators, and early-career professionals navigate pressure, change, and real life with greater resilience, self-awareness, and connection.

A Queer Asian immigrant, Type 1 Diabetic, combat sports athlete, and grieving daughter, Jiggy’s perspective has been shaped by a life that has required her to begin again… and again… and again.

She moved to the U.S. at 10, came into her queer identity at 12, lost her home to fire at 17, and therefore navigated homelessness just months before leaving for college. During her first year, she was diagnosed with a chronic illness that changed her life; in her second, her mother was diagnosed with cancer; and in her third, she lost her mother. Nine years later, she lost her father — all while building a life and her speaking career, healing from trauma, moving across the country, and learning how to keep going.

Jiggy turns hard-won lived experience, research-backed insight, and practical tools into high-energy keynotes that make people feel deeply seen, give them language for what they’re carrying, and show them how to keep growing without sacrificing their health, relationships, or sense of self to get there..

10+ YEARS · NPS 83–96

Over the past decade, Jiggy has brought keynotes, workshops, and learning experiences to organizations including Penn State University (her proud alma mater), UW–Madison School of Business, UC Irvine, UC Riverside, Greenhouse, Checkr, and Active Minds. Her programs have earned NPS scores ranging from 83–96. Jiggy is an Eric Thomas Certified and Endorsed Speaker.