Sunjay Nath is a globe-trotter, sharing profound insights on leadership and performance with audiences worldwide. Best known for “The 10-80-10 Principle,” he crafted a powerful framework that facilitates small wins and best practices to empower individuals and teams to soar. This innovative concept, a unique synthesis of business models and philosophies, encompasses various theories, such as The Pareto Principle, Gallop Research, Sir Isaac Newton’s Laws of Motion, and Jack Welch's Differentiation.

What sets Sunjay apart is his ability to explain intricate phenomena, such as Apple's success or the 2008 financial meltdown, through this principle. His insights often shed light on overlooked aspects of daily life, like our greater concern for gas prices over mortgage interest rates.

Starting as a founding Vice President of a Toronto-based e-learning company that blossomed into a multimillion-dollar enterprise, Sunjay launched his speaking business at the young age of 19. Despite the challenges (like not being old enough to rent a car), he has addressed over a million people across the globe since 1995. Sunjay became the youngest Canadian (and third youngest globally) to earn his CSP (Certified Speaking Professional) in 2005. In 2018, he was honored with an induction into the Canadian Professional Speakers Hall of Fame.

Sunjay's multifaceted background offers an engaging blend of logical and creative thinking. With an undergraduate degree in Mathematical Engineering (a rigorous program where 80% of students failed after the first year) and an MBA, he's a fine example of persistence and intellectual prowess. But his abilities don't stop there. A Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do, a marathon runner, a skydiver, a magician, comedian, professional actor, juggler, and once ranked as one of the country's top debaters, Sunjay's talents know no bounds.

Author of "The 10-80-10 Principle," "The ABCs of Student Leadership," and a contributor to "Professionally Speaking," Sunjay's rich experience and engaging personality shine through his work. His latest project? Learning to sing “Row, Row, Row Your Boat” in rounds ... all by himself!