Amazin LeThi

 As a former competitive bodybuilder, she is the only Asian LGBTQ athlete in history to serve as an international sports ambassador for over seven organisations such as Stonewall UK, Athlete Ally and The Gay Games. Her groundbreaking impact has earned accolades from more than 30 organisations, including the Human Rights Campaign and GLAAD, along with the honorary title of Citizen of Georgia.

Recognised as one of Forbes’ top six Asian women to watch during Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month, she has also been featured in the DIVA Lesbian Visibility Week Power List, Pride Power List, OUT Magazine 100, and Attitude 101. In 2023, the ISP Sports Business Network in Munich named her one of 45 female athletes globally transforming society.

A leading authority in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), Amazin advises Fortune 500 companies, governments, and global organisations. Her advocacy spans from the White House to The Prince’s Trust, with her journey from homelessness to global icon exemplifying resilience and a relentless commitment to Asian and LGBTQ equality.

Amazin played a key role in President Biden’s ‘Out For Biden’ 2020 campaign as the digital advisor for LGBTQ and Asian communications. Her story is immortalised in V by Florence Schechter, solidifying her status as a global equality leader. In 2024, she made history as the first Asian LGBTQ sports ambassador for Pride House Paris 2024 Olympics.

As a driving force for change, Amazin continues to shape inclusion and equality through her leadership where she was part of the Harris for President ‘Out for Harris’ and the AANHPI 2024 campaign committee, impacting the highest levels of government and beyond.

A highly sought-after global keynote speaker and moderator, Amazin LeThi has worked with prestigious clients including Adidas, United Nations, The Prince’s Trust, British Council (FiveFilms4Freedom US Tour), Australian Embassy, British Embassy, Irish Consulate, Lithuanian Parliament, NHS Trust, TikTok, EY, Center for Civil and Human Rights, LGBTQ Institute, Visa, LexisNexis, Macquarie Bank, Google, New York Pride Human Rights Conference, and Sonoma State University.