Bilaal Rajan

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Though only 15, Bilaal Rajan is a published author, motivational speaker, child activist, successful fundraiser, and founder of a children's school in Tanzania for HIV/AIDS orphans. He's UNICEF Canada's child ambassador, and founder of Hands for Help organization and Bilaal Rajan foundation.

Rajan brings a youthful and encouraging perspective to his talks. Clearly possessing an astonishing talent for the spoken word, he has the unique ability to raise the consciousness of even the youngest of souls on the planet, instilling in them the purpose that so many of our lives lack today. Inspiring leadership attributes and personal accountability all while relaying its affects on the next generation, at just 14 years of age, when Rajan speaks, people listen.

From a young age Rajan was motivated to help people in need, especially children. At the tender age of 4, with a determination to help the 2001 Earthquake victims in India, Rajan sold clementine oranges door to door, raising $350. Since that time, his efforts have helped raise millions of dollars for various causes. Rajan's main goal is to inspire a million kids in the next three years to take action and have kids helping kids.

As the official child spokesperson for the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), an organization that procures continuing humanitarian and developmental aid for children and mothers in developing countries, Rajan strategically uses this position to leverage his cause. He is author of the book - Making Change: Tips From an Underage Overachiever . "The book reveals all the actions I take each and every day of my life." His motto, "Together we can make a difference," is strongly backed up with his Eight Principles to Success program which he shares by seminar at schools and through speaking engagements.

Client Testimonial:

"Things went really well with Bilaal! We had a great turn out and he delivered a marvelous talk! He was spot on for our conference, thank you!"

Trent University