Marc Kielburger

Social entrepreneur, New York Times bestselling author, and speaker Marc Kielburger inspires millions to improve their communities and the world through their actions and everyday consumer choices.

Over the past two decades, he, along with his co-founder and brother Craig Kielburger, have grown the WE movement to engage over 4 million people annually in service, including 250,000 who annually earn their ticket through volunteerism to attend WE Day celebrations filling stadiums. Kielburger co-founded Free The Children, an international charity, and Me to We, a social enterprise that offers socially conscious and environmentally friendly products and leadership programs. His innovative approach to social entrepreneurship has enabled the construction of more than 650 schools and school rooms, providing education to over 55,000 children daily.

Kielburger graduated magna cum laude from Harvard University with a degree in International Relations. He won a Rhodes Scholarship and completed a law degree from Oxford University. He has received 11 honorary doctorates and degrees for his work in education, culture, and human rights. Kielburger is the recipient of numerous honors, including the Order of Canada, and was selected by the World Economic Forum as one of the world’s Young Global Leaders. He was also inducted into Canada’s Walk of Fame for his humanitarian efforts and his work to empower youth to change the world.

Kielburger is also a celebrated author, having written several books, including the New York Times bestseller "ME to WE: Finding Meaning in a Material World." His charisma and ability to engage and inspire audiences make him a sought-after speaker for topics such as leadership, philanthropy, and corporate social responsibility.