Individual Women Entrepreneur Awards Judging Committee
Helen Haitong Huang
Helen Haitong Huang is a New York–based creative director, AI experience designer, visual artist, curator, and entrepreneur whose work explores the intersection of artificial intelligence, moving image, immersive media, design, and human-centered innovation.
She is the Founder of the Healing Hue Association, a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing well-being through art, emerging technologies, and community engagement. She also founded the AI Moving Image Evaluation Platform, an initiative developing structured methodologies for evaluating AI-generated moving images, immersive storytelling, and human-AI creative collaboration, with the goal of establishing international standards for AI-powered creative practice.
Helen has served as Creative Director of the SOHO International Film Festival, is a core member of Vermilions Theater, and is a member of New York Women in Film & Television (NYWIFT). As a fellow at the Harvard Innovation Labs, she explores the intersection of identity, generative media, and cinematic design, developing system-based creative methodologies that transform design from static outputs into evolving creative processes.
She is the founder and creative director of FROM VIRTUAL TO REAL, an international initiative exploring the future of AI storytelling, moving images, and immersive media. Through related initiatives—including the Future Storytelling Lab, Dream Archive, and the AI Moving Image Evaluation Platform—she brings together artists, filmmakers, designers, researchers, entrepreneurs, and technologists to foster interdisciplinary collaboration across AI, culture, design, and innovation.
Helen is also the co-founder and Business Strategy Lead of Pixel Pack, an AI-powered design platform focused on intelligent product design and creative automation for entrepreneurs and businesses. In addition, she founded Dreama AI, an experimental platform exploring AI-assisted creativity, dream-inspired storytelling, and future creative experiences, and established GOB Space, an innovation platform dedicated to connecting design, technology, entrepreneurship, and cross-cultural collaboration through exhibitions, educational programs, and community initiatives.
Her work has received international recognition through leading design and innovation programs, including contributions to Red Dot Design Award–recognized projects. Her creative research, entrepreneurial initiatives, and AI-driven design practice have been featured by Forbes, ELLE, and the Harvard Gazette, highlighting her contributions to AI-assisted creativity, cinematic innovation, and the future of human-centered design.
Committed to advancing responsible AI and interdisciplinary collaboration, Helen frequently contributes to international design, innovation, film, and entrepreneurship programs as a curator, juror, mentor, and creative leader. Through her work, she continues to build global platforms connecting technology, creativity, culture, entrepreneurship, and education while shaping the future of AI-powered storytelling and creative evaluation.