Since a young age, Lucy Keoni has had a strong spiritual connection with the universe and felt a great need to be an agent of social change.
As a Vietnamese boat refugee and youngest daughter to a single mother, Lucy overcame many hardships early on. Despite a troubled childhood, she forged through high school- being the first in her lineage to go to and graduate from a university. She enjoyed earning her Bachelor’s degree in Marketing from Santa Clara University, eventually going on to have a fruitful career in the corporate world.
One of the youngest professionals to be named to Silicon Valley Business Journal's "Top 40 under 40" list, Lucy is no stranger to financial success; however, a series of life-altering events led her on a search for her inner-self. She realized she had lost her voice and spirit, due in part to having put everyone else's expectations or desires before her own wishes. One day, disenchanted with her current life-path, she woke up and finally charted a new course for herself. After quitting her job, Lucy set out on a journey of self-discovery, travelling across the globe, being fully confronted with the reality of how the rest of the world lives on a daily basis and the contrast to the Western world. She forged lasting relationships with people around the globe. Invigorated, she returned with a renewed sense of purpose and a newfound perspective on life~ to actively seek ways to alleviate suffering in the world, facilitate healing, and help others find their soul's purpose.
As a believer in the mind-body-soul-heart connection, Lucy actively participates in holistic medicine, alternative therapies, meditation and yoga, and is a Reiki and ThetaHealing™ practitioner.
An active part of the community for much of her life, her public service includes: designing and implementing the Financial Literacy and Education Program to promote financial literacy to low-income adults and youth in the San Francisco Bay Area; organizing the Girls Going Places Conference which encourages young women to take control of their financial future and careers; and volunteer work with Adopt a Family, National MS Society, Girls for a Change, Wgirls, and volunteering to provide healing massage to HIV/AIDS orphanage in Cambodia.
Lucy is passionate about human rights activism particularly women's empowerment, gender equality, and anti-human trafficking. Lucy is dedicated to the healing and evolution of the human spirit and collective conscience.
As a Vietnamese boat refugee and youngest daughter to a single mother, Lucy overcame many hardships early on. Despite a troubled childhood, she forged through high school- being the first in her lineage to go to and graduate from a university. She enjoyed earning her Bachelor’s degree in Marketing from Santa Clara University, eventually going on to have a fruitful career in the corporate world.
One of the youngest professionals to be named to Silicon Valley Business Journal's "Top 40 under 40" list, Lucy is no stranger to financial success; however, a series of life-altering events led her on a search for her inner-self. She realized she had lost her voice and spirit, due in part to having put everyone else's expectations or desires before her own wishes. One day, disenchanted with her current life-path, she woke up and finally charted a new course for herself. After quitting her job, Lucy set out on a journey of self-discovery, travelling across the globe, being fully confronted with the reality of how the rest of the world lives on a daily basis and the contrast to the Western world. She forged lasting relationships with people around the globe. Invigorated, she returned with a renewed sense of purpose and a newfound perspective on life~ to actively seek ways to alleviate suffering in the world, facilitate healing, and help others find their soul's purpose.
As a believer in the mind-body-soul-heart connection, Lucy actively participates in holistic medicine, alternative therapies, meditation and yoga, and is a Reiki and ThetaHealing™ practitioner.
An active part of the community for much of her life, her public service includes: designing and implementing the Financial Literacy and Education Program to promote financial literacy to low-income adults and youth in the San Francisco Bay Area; organizing the Girls Going Places Conference which encourages young women to take control of their financial future and careers; and volunteer work with Adopt a Family, National MS Society, Girls for a Change, Wgirls, and volunteering to provide healing massage to HIV/AIDS orphanage in Cambodia.
Lucy is passionate about human rights activism particularly women's empowerment, gender equality, and anti-human trafficking. Lucy is dedicated to the healing and evolution of the human spirit and collective conscience.
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