Wilbur Sargunaraj is a musician, speaker, and Cultural Intelligence Facilitator. His years of cross-cultural experience, combined with his genuine love for connecting with people from diverse backgrounds, have given him a unique voice in the field of CQ. Wilbur has pioneered a series of interactive and ground-breaking CQ concert events, exhibitions and workshops. His focus is on helping individuals and organizations navigate today’s multicultural complexities by sharing valuable knowledge and fascinating anecdotes from his journeys. Wilbur has worked with organizations such as NPR, Airbus, IOM, Ottawa Tourism, Steps International and numerous international schools to develop cultural intelligence through workshops, music videos and campaigns. He is a recipient of the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee medal for his contributions in the field of education. Wilbur’s mission is to make the ‘common’ extraordinary. He has published a children’s book titled How to be a Simple Superstar and has launched several collaborative musical projects. He actively supports the Ponnagam Destitute Center, which was founded by his parents. Wilbur was born in a small prairie town on Treaty 7 Territory, Alberta, Canada; grew up in sweltering Tamil Nadu, India; and now resides in the freezing Canadian Prairies. He is an aviation enthusiast and contributes articles to UK-based Airliner World magazine. Wilbur is a cricket lover, aurora borealis hunter, chicken 65 eater and cardamom tea drinker!Read more about this authorRead less about this author