Some people teach emotional intelligence as a concept. Leroy teaches it as a leadership survival skill - because he has lived what happens when emotions, pressure, identity, and outcomes collide.

Known for his authenticity, humor, contagious energy, and deep empathy, Leroy brings a rare blend of “head intelligence” and “heart intelligence” to every learning experience. His mission is simple and powerful: to care for those who care - leaders, professionals, and teams carrying responsibility in complex environments. He believes everyone has talent, and with the right structure, practice, and self-compassion, you can turn emotional pressure into clarity, influence, and grounded confidence.

Global Leadership Experience - Change Where It Actually Matters

Leroy’s credibility isn’t theoretical - it’s built in high-stakes leadership environments where emotional control, trust, and decision-making were non-negotiable.

He climbed the corporate ladder in Singapore and across Asia from Analyst to Vice President by age 30, leading complex transformations across three continents and 14+ countries in Asia, Europe, and North America.

He has worked with and supported leaders in:

• Global Fortune 500 organizations

• Financial services and large-scale transformations

• Government and Crown Corporations in Canada

Most notably, Leroy served as a Vice President at a Swiss Private Bank, managing multi-million-dollar initiatives and advising senior executives across Asia-Pacific. In environments like these - where pressure is constant and stakes are real - emotional intelligence isn’t “soft.” It’s the difference between escalation and resolution, fear and focus, burnout and sustainable performance.

And his story is deeply human: Leroy immigrated to Canada with his wife and children with no job, no network, and only their suitcases and hopes. Starting from zero, he built a thriving professional development company now serving clients across 35+ countries in the Americas and 40+ countries in Europe - a journey that demanded resilience, self-mastery, and the ability to lead through uncertainty.