Angela Betancourt

Comms Strategist. Storyteller. Speaker. Air Force Reservist. Mom

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Hi, I’m Angela

I’ve never lived a linear life, and I’ve stopped trying to fit into one.

I’m a global communications strategist, storyteller, Air Force Reservist—I work on F-16s, seriously—writer, entrepreneur, traveler, DIY-er, and most importantly, a mom.

I believe deeply in the power of making big, bold moves in life.

My career and passions have taken me across five continents and more than 30 countries, and I’m still exploring. I’ve worked in boardrooms, training fields, rural communities, film festivals, fashion shows, and climate innovation conferences. I’ve built my life and career by following curiosity, embracing risk, and saying yes to opportunities that challenged me in the best way.

This is my digital home, and I’m so glad you’re here.

Betancourt Group

We are a full-service communications, marketing, and business strategy firm for positive social and environmental impact.

Personal Blog

A curated corner of my world where I explore travel, motherhood, scuba diving, and the Big Bold Moves that inspire a life lived with intention.

Keynotes & Speaking Engagements

I speak on storytelling, reinvention, climate communication, leadership, and what it means to make Big Bold Moves at any stage of life. My talks blend my experience as a global communicator, Air Force Reservist, mother, and founder to help audiences think more boldly and lead with greater clarity and courage.

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Forbes

by admin | Jul 11, 2025 | In the Press

I’m honored to be quoted in Forbes by Edward Segal, CAE, in his latest article, "How Philanthropy Can Help Build Brands And Address Crisis Situations." I’m grateful for the opportunity to contribute to this important conversation. Thank you, Edward, for including my...

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Understanding Your "Why"

I had the opportunity to join the Innovation City podcast a few years ago to discuss why storytelling is one of the most powerful tools in our industry. The insights in this episode continue to hold true. Understanding your why is the start of any communications journey.