Maja Kazazi teaches companies how to build empathy and endurance among its workers. She started with a hard life affected by genocide killing and injuring more than a quarter of a million people. She uses surviving skills she learned to and transitioned them to organizations who benefit from her inspiration and wisdom.
She was the sole survivor of a bomb explosion and her leg was amputated. Her rescue as a 16-year-old led to hundreds of surgeries to be able to walk again. She held to her sports dream. It took 15 years meeting a dolphin named Winter that led to development of a new prosthetic leg that allowed Maja to run her first 5K marathon. The new materials in the leg allowed her, and thousands of injured U.S. veterans, live pain free.
She also developed PTSD and learned to cope with that with the help of an amputee Great Dane named Rosie.
Maja put herself through college and her career skyrocketed at a large insurance company. Products she created generated millions of dollars and became the talk of the tech world. Maja then went on her own to launch a successful software company. She reached her first six figure yearly retainer within a month of opening. Her client retention was 99 percent.
This opened opportunities for her to be a keynote speaker who talks of purpose and paths. She helps organizations become purpose-driven that encourages innovation, raises revenues and breaks through barriers.