Elie Losleben is a globally recognized wellbeing strategist, trauma resolution expert, and keynote speaker who helps corporate leaders and policymakers reimagine resilience as the foundation of future-forward leadership. Raised across India, Kenya, and Egypt and fluent in six languages, Elie brings a rare cross-cultural perspective to her work, having spent the majority of her career in West Africa, Southeast Asia, and Micronesia. She has delivered provocative, high-impact talks to leading multinationals including Barclays Bank and prestigious leadership networks such as EO and YPO, consistently sparking meaningful conversations around mental health, performance, and organizational wellbeing. Drawing on her background as a humanitarian aid worker and tech co-founder with projects backed by the Gates Foundation and UNICEF, Elie developed a deep, firsthand understanding of how trauma and stress affect high-achieving professionals. Her expertise lies in translating cutting-edge neuroscience and behavioral research into immediately actionable insights for business leaders and their organizations. Elie holds a Master of Public Health from Johns Hopkins University and a BA from the American University in Cairo, and has been designing leadership and wellbeing programming for Singularity University since 2014, including Global Solutions Programs and Executive Programs. She now works one-on-one with leaders and changemakers through her private trauma resolution practice, helping high-performing individuals build stronger relationships and sustainable wellbeing. An Edmund Hillary Fellow, Elie splits her time between the San Francisco Bay Area and New Zealand.
