Due Quach

Due Quach is a social entrepreneur who combines mindful leadership with science to empower people to master their mind, perform at their peak, and triumph over adversity.

Due and her family came to America as refugees. She grew up in a low-income area of Philadelphia and experienced toxic stress, poverty, prejudice, violence, and crime.

A living testimony to resilience and grit, Due graduated at the top of her high school and gained admission to Harvard University. As a first-generation college student, she conquered numerous obstacles to graduate with honors.

She also earned an MBA from the Wharton School of Business, where she was a Joseph Wharton Fellow. After building a successful international business career in management consulting and private equity, she is now pursuing her dream to help people fully realize their potential.

Due developed Calm Clarity by synthesizing valuable life lessons with insights from contemplative wisdom, neuroscience, and behavioral economics. While living in Asia, she gained a deep, direct understanding of mindfulness by studying a number of contemplative traditions and becoming a certified yoga teacher.

Her inspiring story has been featured in the New York Observer, the Philadelphia Inquirer, Philly Voice, Streetwise, and the Seattle Times. Her forthcoming book, Finding Calm Clarity, will be published in 2018.