entrepreneur, mindset coach, and fitness trainer. As a loving wife and dedicated mother of two, she brings a holistic approach to her work, balancing professional and personal life, while pursuing her entrepreneurial endeavours with grace. She recently completed her master fellowship from the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) at the University of Toronto, specializing in Nurturing Sustainable Leadership.

Wajiha's extensive experience in various roles within schools, including administrative assistant, teacher, counsellor and coach, has equipped her with a multifaceted perspective and a deep understanding of the educational landscape. This diverse background enriches her capabilities as a school leader, allowing her to effectively support both educators and students.

A passionate advocate for mental health, Wajiha is deeply committed to supporting the women and youth of the Muslim community. She empowers women through movement, transforms mindsets, and cultivates resilience, tenacity, and grit in others. Her dedication to these causes is evident in her roles as a keynote speaker and community-engaged facilitator, where she shares practical strategies for building resilience and promoting a healthy balance. Her sessions are known for their actionable insights and compassionate approach, making her a trusted voice in the fields of education and mental health.