Giving back
At STELLR Global, we believe influence carries responsibility. That's why we share knowledge and open doors for the next generation. It's built into how we work and who we are.
For the past years, we have offered personal branding and leadership training to students around the world free of charge, supporting young people who want to grow, lead, and create meaningful change.

"I strongly believe we do not have to reach a certain point in order to give back. We do not need the next gazillion dollars before we start to take action and help educate our youth.
If we want a better world, we have to be part of the solution. We can start here, we can start now, we can start with what we have."
Claudia Miclaus
Founder & CEO of STELLR Global
Our impact
We equip young people with tools to discover their strengths, communicate with confidence, and step into opportunities they once thought were out of reach.
To date, Claudia has successfully trained over 300 students from 30 different countries on 5 continents, free-of-charge.
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of participants surveyed stated that our training made a profound difference in their mindset
Giving back
Each year, STELLR Global delivers pro bono workshops and mentorship for students in business, leadership, and entrepreneurship. We focus on helping students understand their value, tell their story, and build a foundation for their careers. Every session is practical and personal. Students leave with clarity, confidence, and a sense of what's possible.

Our collaborators
We have collaborated with educators, deans, and student communities from leading universities and business schools. These partnerships help us reach diverse groups of students across different countries and cultures.





















"Without Claudia's program I'd still be the guy who thinks that his opinion don't really matter. Since completing the program my opinions have been published in media and I have been invited on national TV."