Moana is a Compassionate Communication and Human Design Expert, Speaker, and global citizen passionate about emotional wellness and authentic self-expression.

Born in Toronto and raised partly in Kolkata, India, Moana brings a deeply multicultural lens to her work, enriched by her experiences living in South Korea, Spain, Hawaii, and India, and traveling to over 30 countries. Her lived experiences across cultures and continents inform her signature approach to communication—one rooted in empathy, emotional intelligence, and honoring personal boundaries.

Moana holds a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Studies from the University of Waterloo, where her studies included time aboard a research vessel navigating the Hawaiian Islands. She continues to nurture her connection to Pacific Islander culture as a member of a Toronto-based hula school that performs annually at the city’s Polynesian festival.

As an openly LGBTQ speaker and educator, Moana weaves in her identity and insights to help others navigate both personal and workplace relationships with more emotional depth and awareness. She is particularly interested in East Asian political history and the evolving dynamics between China, Japan, and South Korea.

Moana is passionate about sharing the transformative power of Human Design and regularly leads workshops and community events to help others better understand their own energy and communication styles. She is committed to making Human Design more accessible and visible across Toronto, where she is based.

She captivates audiences with her animated storytelling and compassionate wisdom, helping people transform internal chaos into clarity and connection—one conversation at a time.