Bronia Buchanan ,Founder of BBA Management

Bronia Buchanan is the founder and CEO of BBA Management. Over the last decade, she has successfully worked with individuals and companies that are focused on creating a better future. As an executive coach and personal development expert, Bronia instructs people to develop their capacity for growth in order to reach their highest potential in life.

Bronia is best known for being the founder and CEO of BBA Management where she serves as a leader, mentor and teacher. Bronia has coached individuals and companies to grow their potential in order to create a better future for themselves. Her passion is to teach people how to live more confidently, increase their personal effectiveness and more effectively manage their lives. She has coached individuals from all over the world who are interested in living a purposeful life with greater confidence, greater self-esteem, increased inner strength, relational clarity and greater motivation.

Bronia was born and raised in South Africa, where she earned her first degree in Education. She later moved to London, England with her daughter where she completed her second degree in Counseling at the prestigious University of Richmond. Bronia has been a student of life since the age of 19 and has pursued numerous courses, trainings and certifications relating to personal development, human behavior, counseling and coaching. These include trainings with Dr Wayne Dyer, Dr Robin Sharma and Mark Anthony Thomas . Bronia had the privilege of being certified as a Master Personal Development Coach by The Life Mastery Institute . She also founded BBA Coaching – a Life Management & Business Coaching firm of which she is a renowned coach.

According to a recent study by the Economic Times, Bronia is one of the top 100 female entrepreneurs in India. She was ranked at number 3 and was on the list for eleven consecutive years. Bronia has coached individuals from all over the world and countries such as United States, Canada, South Africa, South Korea, Germany, Hungary, China and India.

Source: Bloomberg.com