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It Is Never Too Late with Dinah Lin
Dinah Lin is now living her latest dream, being an inspirational speaker and best selling author of “Daring to Dream Once Again - “It’s Never Too Late!”   Now 78, Dinah’s life exemplifies her message: beginning her career at 36 (after being a full time mom for 15 years), getting her MBA from Columbia Business School at 40, climbing the corporate ladder and finally “breaking the glass ceiling” to become Vice President at a Fortune 500, before moving to Beijing at 58 to study Chinese and reconnect with her roots. A year turned into a decade, as she witnessed the unprecedented transformation of China.   Dinah and her family escaped on the last boat out of Shanghai in 1949. She grew up in a small town in Ohio where they were the only Asian family. Early marriage and motherhood dashed her dream of becoming a diplomat working to improve relations between the U.S. and China. From an early age she has always felt a deep sense of gratitude for being both Chinese and American. A favorite speech was titled, “The Best of Both Worlds”.   Prior to moving to Beijing at age 58, Ms. Lin was an international executive and entrepreneur with two decades of experience ranging from high-tech start-ups to Fortune 500 companies. Her expertise include marketing, corporate communications, international business development and investor relations. Dinah also served as a senior official in Washington, D.C. from 1989-1992.   Her memoir, “Daring to Dream Once Again - It’s Never Too Late!” reached #4 on Amazon in Women & Business.   https://thomsinger.com/dinah-lin  
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