The Lao Redemption Movie is a fictional movie that tells a heart rendering story of why Laura along with thousands of other Lao Refugee ended up in America. Laura was honored to help with part of the movie project. She wants the world to be educated on their journey. 

An expert panelist Discussion on the future of leadership and its impact on Women Leaders. Empowering women in Business and leadership is something we are very passionate about. On 23rd Sept at 2PM UK time, we will be running our first panel discussion with amazing expert guests @Ona miller, @Laura Robertson and @Queen chiom

Sharing our stories paves the way for challenging the perception and understanding of others in society. Where biases exist our stories help others to acknowledge this in the process helping to dispel misconceptions.

Welcome to the Empowr Hour Live with the Bad Boys of the late night! With our special guest Laura Robertson, Author & Success Coach. Laura shares her experience with racism growing up as a Refugee in America.  

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The Robertsons share their unique views on current events as it relates to the Black and Asian communities, relationships, his & her views, health & wealth, and more! 

Laura Robertson is a refugee from Laos who turned her extraordinarily humble beginnings into not only success in business and finding her passions for her...but is now a developed coach and teacher in helping her clients find their niche and launch their own dreams themselves!

In this episode, we welcome Laura Robertson, whose family came to the USA as refugees from Laos when she was a young child. Laura talks about her refugee journey to where she is today as a successful career woman.

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Great Chat With Laura Robertson, A serial Entrepreneur and Super positive fun person to chat with. Listen To her Amazing story and find out about her multiple businesses she is building. This Lady Is the Definition of the American Dream. Prepare to be inspired.

Laotian-American author Niphaphone "Laura" Robertson writes about her family's journey as refugees to America and growing up in Elgin. She talks about her struggles to trying to fit in as an Asian American and the racism she endured in her book "Forty Dollars and a Dream."