Dr. Rumeet Billan is an award-winning entrepreneur and humanitarian who transforms workplaces and empowers individuals through leadership, culture, and resilience expertise.
Her personal website, which describes Dr. Rumeet Billan as an award-winning, internationally recognized entrepreneur, learning architect, speaker, author, and humanitarian whose mission is to raise human potential through experiences that build resilience.
Features Dr. Rumeet Billan as a leadership and culture expert speaker, highlighting her co-leadership of the Canadian Happiness at Work study in partnership with the Canadian Mental Health Association in 2020 and her role as CEO of Viewpoint Leadership.
Lists Dr. Rumeet Billan as a keynote speaker, mentioning her co-leadership of the Canadian Happiness at Work study in partnership with the Canadian Mental Health Association in 2020 and her role as the inaugural National Ambassador for the Not Myself Today® campaign with CMHA.
Showcases Dr. Rumeet Billan's insights on "The Science of Belonging" and her role as an award-winning entrepreneur, learning architect, speaker, author, and humanitarian. It also mentions her presidency and CEO role at Viewpoint Leadership, expert status in Psychological Capital, and her leadership of the 2022 Workplace Belonging Survey. Previously led the Tall Poppy Syndrome study.
Details Dr. Rumeet Billan's role as the incoming CEO of Women of Influence+, where she aimed to create platforms that encourage women, youth, communities, and organizations to envision what is possible. She completed her tenure as CEO in December 2024 after the company's acquisition in April 2024.
Features Dr. Rumeet Billan as 'The Architect of Educational Change,' highlighting her work as a learning architect who designs resilience-building learning experiences and her role as a sought-after speaker.
Announced that TechAlliance, Pillar Nonprofit Network, and SWO Angels were welcoming Dr. Rumeet Billan, describing her as a learning architect, entrepreneur, and renowned speaker.
Describes Dr. Rumeet Billan as an award-winning entrepreneur, learning architect, and humanitarian, whose mission is to raise human potential by designing experiences. Focused on reframing conversations about the future and developing psychological capital.
Dr. Rumeet Billan is an internationally recognized entrepreneur, learning architect, author, and humanitarian dedicated to creating work environments that prioritize trust, belonging, and resilience. She earned her PhD in Higher Education from the University of Toronto, including a collaborative doctoral program at The Munk School of Global Affairs focusing on the dynamics of global change. This academic foundation has enabled her to design and deliver impactful programs and training across various sectors. Her work includes significant contributions to research, such as the 2022 survey on Belonging in the Workplace and the pioneering international study on tall poppy syndrome, which examined its effects on women in the workplace. Furthermore, she co-led the Canadian Happiness at Work study in 2020, in partnership with the Canadian Mental Health Association.
Currently, Dr. Billan serves as the CEO of Viewpoint Leadership, a company focused on learning and development. Her previous role was as the owner and CEO of Women of Influence+, a company that was acquired in April 2024, with her tenure concluding in December 2024. Beyond her corporate achievements, Dr. Billan is also an accomplished author, with her book, “Who Do I Want to Become?,” receiving the 2018 Nautilus Award for Illustrated Children’s Fiction. Her insights are frequently sought after, leading to her appearances on Canadian news programs like Global News, CTV Morning Live, and Breakfast Television, and features in publications such as Forbes and The Globe and Mail.
Dr. Billan is committed to social impact, initiating numerous projects since 2004 to enhance human welfare, particularly in education. Her efforts include building schools and libraries, establishing scholarship and breakfast programs, and organizing soccer tournaments globally. A notable achievement is the creation and development of a teacher’s college in rural Kenya. She has held leadership positions on various boards, including serving as the former Chair of Fora: Network for Change, a global non-profit, and currently sits on the board of First Book Canada. In 2019, she facilitated the donation of over 280,000 books to children and youth in need across Ontario, Canada, through collaborations with publishers and authors.
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