The heart behind it all is Chief Storyteller, Nina Bouphasavanh, an award-winning writer and producer. She is also an on-camera and voice talent.

She has written and produced content for many media outlets including ABC, H2, History, Travel Channel, HGTV, NBC, CBS, CCX Media, and Fortune 500 companies such as Boston Scientific, Thrivent, Life Time Foundation, Target, C.H. Robinson, UnitedHealthcare, and meaningful non-profits such as Faith’s Lodge, Charity Storage, and Light in Africa. Nina has appeared on numerous channels, documentaries, commercials, and podcasts.

Nina has a natural curious and traveling spirit that has taken her all around the world. She co-produced a documentary in Tanzania, supported a medical dispensary clinic with the Masaai, and donated her time to help Special Forces Medics that led her to create her own storytelling business with a focus on humanity.

She has written stories about homelessness, mental illness, food scarcity, loss and aging, and in her spare time, writes poetry about love and grief. I Heart Storytelling is rooted in helping people and spreading inspiration through real stories. Engaging hearts and minds is what she loves to do!

Nina is the first person in her family to pursue a career in media. Her dedication to making a difference through her work is fueled by her faith and the sacrifices and love of her parents and siblings.

Her life goal is to continue to be a good steward, to give, and to love. Nina’s writing is her way of shining light to others. As a presenter, she loves to connect with others authentically and evoke joy and inspiration.

The golden heart logo has deep significance. It is in honor of her late father who always expressed the importance of having a giving and good-natured heart that cares about humanity.

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Nina loves visiting Chicago after earning a Master of Science in Communication from Northwestern University. Her latest endeavor is Be Well and Kind where she is able to combine her interests of philanthropy and storytelling.

In her spare time, she contributes as a volunteer writer for the Alpha Gamma Delta Quarterly. She is an Alumna of the Delta Chapter.