Veera Mahajan is a globally recognized advocate for women’s empowerment and domestic abuse awareness. Her impactful speeches on self-love and self-respect have inspired countless individuals to break free from abusive cycles and lead empowered lives. Traveling across the world, Veera speaks with women and young girls, encouraging them to live on their own terms and raise daughters who do the same.

With an advanced degree in Mediation and Dispute Resolution from the esteemed Straus Institute at Pepperdine Law School, and a background in Spiritual Psychology from the University of Santa Monica, Veera expertly navigates complex conflicts, guiding toward win-win resolutions. Her deep understanding of the dynamics of domestic abuse and the victim psyche allows her to provide compassionate yet transformative guidance.

She is the author of the best-selling book: Domestic Abuse, Unreported Crime, a powerful resource for those seeking to reclaim their lives. Veera's entrepreneurial accomplishments span over two decades. As the former President of a leading Michigan software company, she played a pivotal role in its remarkable growth and acquisition for over $105 million by a French firm. Her entrepreneurial spirit also led her to own and publish Malibu Chronicle Magazine for six years before its sale to The Malibu Times.

Veera founded the Veera Foundation for Women at Risk, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting women and children facing domestic abuse. She also champions girls' education and development through The India Dreams Foundation, focusing on menstrual hygiene education, social skills, and access to education.

Through every endeavor, Veera Mahajan empowers others to overcome adversity, embrace self-worth, and live life to the fullest.