Crystal Bui is an Emmy-nominated and award-winning Vietnamese American news reporter, keynote speaker, memoir author, and founder of Spotlight Communications Group  – a strategic communications firm based in Georgia. 

Crystal Bui is the author of “More To Tell” a memoir about the sexism and racism she faced as a female Asian news reporter in Minneapolis during the time of George Floyd’s murder. The book is available at  www.MoreToTellBook.com  and is now sold across online retailers, including: 

•    AMAZON
•    BARNES AND NOBLE

Crystal Bui has reported on some of the biggest stories in the last decade: George Floyd’s death in Minneapolis and the subsequent riots throughout the city; investigations into hate crimes in the wake of the deadly Atlanta spa shootings; the Aaron Hernandez double-murder trial; Michelle Carter’s involuntary manslaughter trial, where she was found guilty of encouraging her then-boyfriend to commit suicide and many big political races in the national spotlight, including Atlanta’s 2021 mayoral election and Georgia’s 2022 primary race. She now also works with  The Carter Center , the non-profit founded by former president Jimmy Carter, as their Georgia coordinator for the Democracy Resilience Network .

Her career in communications spanning more than 10 years has helped her build strong relationships with business leaders, public figures, and public relations professionals across the country, bringing valuable industry insight and resources, as well as exclusive interviews. 

Crystal has worked in TV newsrooms around the country, including: Hawaii, the Pacific Northwest, New England, New York City, the Midwest, and now the South. She’s fluent in Vietnamese, and a member of the Asian American Journalists Association.