Pamela Wagner is a neuroscience-based executive wellness expert who helps high-performing leaders resolve imposter syndrome and burnout that therapy and coaching alone haven't fixed.

Pamela has worked with 360+ Salesforce executives and has hosted personal development workshops in 20+ countries across 3 languages for managers and executives at major corporations. Her approach combines neuroscience, somatic psychology, and cognitive behavioral techniques to address the nervous system dysregulation that underlies chronic stress and the "never enough" pattern common among successful professionals.

Before focusing on executive wellness, Pamela founded and ran Ajala Digital, a global marketing agency that has served 3,000+ companies worldwide. She spent 10+ years as a business owner solving high-stakes problems under pressure, which gives her firsthand understanding of the achievement trap that keeps successful people feeling anxious despite their accomplishments.

Pamela holds a Master's degree in Psychology from Harvard, and she has been teaching Bachelor's, Master's, and (E)MBA students at universities worldwide since 2018, including Vienna University of Economics and Business and Hult International Business School (London, Boston, Dubai).

She was recognized in Forbes 30 under 30 in 2017, and received the Tony Elumelu Foundation Award for her mentoring work with entrepreneurs in Ghana and Nigeria. Her insights have been featured in ABC News, Forbes, MSNBC, Yahoo, Mashable, the Washington Times, and many more.