The Wealth Money Can’t Buy : A leadership awakening hosted by Whitefield Business School

On July 4th, Whitefield Business School hosts a transformative summit with Robin Sharma, Dr. Sanjay Mahalingam, and Subheer Ramnoruth to redefine leadership through wisdom, presence, and emotional resilience. 

In a world where leadership is often measured by status and speed, a quiet revolution is taking place. On July 4th, Whitefield Business School will host a transformative event titled “The Wealth Money Can’t Buy,” bringing together three respected speakers: Robin Sharma, Dr. Sanjay Mahalingam, and Subheer Ramnoruth. The event – to be held at the Trianon Convention Centre – will welcome leaders from the public and private sectors, educators, entrepreneurs, and seekers of meaning for a day of deep reflection and visionary dialogue.

Whitefield Business School is emerging as a trailblazer in education, not just teaching business, but cultivating wisdom and values-based leadership. Whitefield is redefining what it means to be a business school in the 21st century. With growing global partnerships, human-centric curricula, and a deep commitment to values, Whitefield is preparing students, working professionals, and leaders not just for the marketplace but for a life of meaning. “We want our graduates to lead with character, clarity, and compassion,” says the school’s leadership. “This event is a symbol of that mission.”

A school that breathes wisdom

This event is the embodiment of Whitefield Business School’s evolution – a business school that values not just ideas, but ideals. With growing international influence and a strong academic foundation, Whitefield is proving that Mauritius can be a global voice in conscious leadership education. Through this gathering, the school is inviting the nation –and the world- to return to what truly matters.

“There is wealth in wisdom. There is power in presence. And there is resilience in the soul,” echo Whitefield’s leadership team. “We are here to remind people of that.”

Why this event matters

This isn’t just about what you’ll learn. It’s about what you’ll unlearn. It’s not about having all the answers—it’s about asking the right questions.

Robin Sharma will awaken purpose and possibility. Dr. Sanjay Mahalingam will reconnect you with the silent center within. Subheer Ramnoruth will anchor you in inner calm and clarity. Together, their voices will illuminate the room with insight, authenticity, and hope.

In a time when the world feels fragmented and fatigued, Whitefield Business School is offering a moment of meaning. “True wealth isn’t found in your bank account. It’s found in your breath, your relationships, and your ability to sleep peacefully at night”, says Robin Sharma

On July 4th, don’t just attend an event. Awaken to a new path – one where leadership begins within. Because “The Wealth Money Can’t Buy” is not a mystery. It’s a way of life that is within everyone’s reach. And this summit is here to remind you of this often-forgotten truth.

Robin Sharma : The Wealth Money Can’t Buy – with you in the room

Few names in modern leadership inspire as deeply as Robin Sharma. Author of “The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari”, “The 5AM Club”, and “The Everyday Hero Manifesto”, Robin has guided global icons in business, sports, and government.

At this event, he will focus on “The Wealth Money Can’t Buy” – a powerful reflection on purpose, peace of mind, human connection, and self-respect as the true currencies of life. But this is more than a conversation. For the first time in Mauritius, Robin Sharma will engage in a live, interactive conversation with the audience, answering questions from participants in real time.
“It’s not every day you get to speak directly with a world-renowned thinker,” says one participant who is keenly looking forward to the event. “It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.”
Expect insight. Expect honesty. Expect goosebumps.

Subheer Ramnoruth : Emotional resilience for a Changing World

Mauritius’ own Subheer Ramnoruth, Director of Academic Affairs at Whitefield and author of “The Guru & His CEO”, brings a voice that is quiet, poetic, and powerful. His talk – “Emotional Resilience for a Changing World” – will help participants understand how to cultivate inner strength, manage emotional turbulence, and lead with balance in chaotic environments.

Subheer’s work bridges Eastern stillness with Western business acumen. His ability to speak to the heart while anchoring practical insights makes him one of the island’s most impactful leadership voices. “Most leaders train their intellect. Few train their emotional core,” he notes. “But that’s where real strength lies.”

For Mauritians and international guests alike, Subheer’s session will be a soulful mirror – reflecting what we’ve neglected, and what we must now nourish.

Dr. Sanjay Mahalingam : The Power of Presence

Representing the intellectual-spiritual dimension of leadership is Dr. Sanjay Mahalingam, a philosopher, respected scholar, coach, and spiritual seeker currently based in India. His topic, “The Power of Presence”, will focus on the most underrated skill in modern life: the ability to be fully here.

Drawing from yogic science and neuropsychology, Dr. Sanjay will explore how awareness, breath, and presence influence the way we lead, think, and relate. His session will be part science, part silence, and entirely transformative. “You don’t lead by doing more. You lead by being more,” he says.

His message will especially resonate with leaders seeking clarity in complexity and stillness in speed.