Silicon Valley Chinese American media entrepreneur, social networker, and community leader.  Founder & CEO of  Ding Ding TV — The Voice of Asian Americans, has been focused on creating positive impacts for Asian American Community through contents and events for more than 13 years. She is dedicated to promoting Cultural Interconnectivity through appreciation of similarities and understanding of differences and Encouraging Awareness of civic responsibilities and engaged citizens.

She started Ding Ding TV in 2009, founded Silicon Valley Entrepreneur Festival in 2016, and started Civic Leadership Forum Silicon Valley in 2017. Silicon Valley Entrepreneurs Festival has become one of the largest conferences held annually that focuses on innovation and entrepreneurship in Silicon Valley.

Working with the Silicon Valley Central Chamber of Commerce, Diana started Silicon Valley Business Forum in 2018 for business owners to share information about doing business in Silicon Valley.  She organized Civic Leadership Forum Silicon Valley 4 times a year since 2017, empowering Asian American communities, creating a national network of civic-minded organizations and leaders, and working in unity.

Diana is an Award-winning and innovative Program Director, and radio and television personality. The Host and producer of <​Innovation Dialog>, interview 500+ world-leading Innovators. Diana Ding has been awarded as Asian American Hero by Santa Clara County and California Unsung Hero by California State Assembly.  She is very active in Silicon Valley Community, has been serving in Cupertino Rotary Club since 2010, serves as the board member of Silicon Valley Central Chamber of Commerce since 2013, and was elected as the president of the US-China Chamber of Commerce Silicon Valley on Jan. 2019.

2021: Awarded as California Unsung Hero from California State Assembly.
2006: Awarded as Asian American Hero from Santa Clara County.
2012: Honored as the most distinguished TV show from N. California Chinese Media Association. Innovation Dialog
2013: Honored as the best TV show from N. California Chinese Media Association. Battle Silicon
2005: Honored as Best Radio Program from N. California Chinese Media Association. Amazing Diana
2003: Won first prize SingTao Chinese Radio DJ competition.

Warren is an award-winning writer, director, and editor. His range of experience, skill, and expertise across multiple aspects of storytelling and marketing makes him an invaluable asset to any project.

Born in San Francisco, he defied his immigrant parents and pursued a creative career by moving to New York. As an innovative copywriter with a reputation for pushing boundaries, he worked at top ad agencies nationwide, from Leo Burnett to DDB Needham, on iconic brands like Reebok, Pepsi, Cadillac, Kellogg’s, and Philip Morris.

Embracing new digital technology, he self-produced “The Wendy Channel,” one of the first digital web series. His first opportunity as an editor was on the Emmy-winning TV series “Deadliest Catch.” He has edited over 100 hours of TV content for networks and streamers, working with some of the best editors and production companies in Los Angeles. His notable projects include “The Curse of Oak Island” for the History Channel, “Paris in Love” for Peacock TV, “My 600-lb Life: Skin Tight” for TLC, and “Shipping Wars” for A&E.

As a writer and director, Warren was the driving force behind “Moto Nostra,” a sci-fi series where motocross riders are the analog anti-heroes leading an uprising against an all-powerful digital corporation. He is currently in negotiations with Freestyle Media, Byron Allen’s distribution company. His dark comedy series “F the Plus: Stories of Failed Asian Excellence” has won grand jury prizes at multiple festivals.