Hi, I'm Zoey
A wife, daughter, dog person, coffee enthusiast, and the founder of Ina Niyaro Support.
My career has taken a few unexpected turns.
I spent around ten years working as an ICU and emergency nurse in Taiwan. After moving to Australia, I eventually found my way into procurement and sales operations.
On paper, those worlds look very different.
But deep down, I still think I’m a nurse.
Different experience. A practical perspective.
I didn’t move from nursing into business thinking the two had much in common.
But over time, I started noticing some familiar things.
As a nurse, you learn to pay attention. Information matters. Timing matters. Clear handovers matter. And when something doesn’t look quite right, you ask questions.
When I moved into procurement and later sales operations, the environment changed, but that way of thinking stayed with me.
I became curious about how work fits together and whether there was a clearer, more practical way.
Why work with Ina Niyaro?
I don’t believe in changing things just for the sake of change.
I look at what works, what gets in the way and what actually needs attention.
From there, it’s about finding a clearer, practical way forward that works for the business and the people doing the work.
Understand first. Change what matters. Keep it practical.
The story behind Ina Niyaro
I come from the Pangcah, an Indigenous people in eastern Taiwan.
In Pangcah, Ina means mother. To me, it represents care.
Niyaro represents village or community. To me, it represents support.
Those ideas felt right for the kind of business I wanted to build. I wanted it to carry some of that with me.
CARE · SUPPORT · CLARITY
These three words capture what I want Ina Niyaro to stand for.
They come from different parts of my life and experience, but together they describe the way I naturally approach my work.
I like solving problems, asking questions and figuring out why something that should be simple has somehow become complicated.
Maybe that’s the nurse in me that never really went away.