Betty Mutwiri, MALT, PCC, PhDc

Betty Mutwiri, MALT, PCC, PhDc

Betty is a highly experienced LEADS Facilitator, Coach, Consultant, and Speaker, driven by her unwavering passion for nurturing and empowering healthcare leaders on a global scale. With a remarkable career spanning over two decades as a senior leader and organizational effectiveness expert, Betty has played a pivotal role in advancing significant healthcare system transformations.

During her tenure as the Director of Learning and Leadership and Patient and Family Centered Care at the Saskatchewan Health Authority (2007-2016), Betty was instrumental in pioneering the development of the Saskatchewan Leadership Program (SLP).

This groundbreaking initiative, rooted in the LEADS framework, has had a profoundly positive impact on healthcare leaders throughout the province of Saskatchewan, resulting in transformative improvements in care and service delivery.

Betty’s dedication to fostering leadership within her spheres of influence has attracted several accolades. In 2022, she was honored as one of Canada’s Top 100 Black Women to Watch, and in 2023, she received the prestigious Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Award in Saskatchewan and was a honoree for RBC Woman of Influence Award. Additionally, Betty was recognized as a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Champion by the Women in Leadership Foundation and was named a Top Executive in Leadership Coaching by the International Association of Top Professionals (IAOTP) in 2023.

As the Founder and Principal of BM Leadership Coaching & Consulting Inc., and as an Associate Faculty member at Royal Roads University, Betty is wholly committed to driving positive change and serving as a catalyst for growth and transformation in healthcare leadership nationally and internationally.

Betty shares her life with her husband, Dr. George Mutwiri, and takes immense pride in their roles as parents to three young adult children. In their leisure time, the couple enjoys spending time in their home country of Kenya, reconnecting with their roots and embracing the beauty of their homeland.