Lilly Singh is a trailblazing entertainer, producer, New York Times bestselling author, and UN Sustainable Development Goals Advocate who uses storytelling as a catalyst for change. She first rose to global fame as “Superwoman” on YouTube, where her comedic sketches and commentary attracted over 14 million subscribers and billions of views. Since then, she’s become a force in mainstream media as the host of A Little Late with Lilly Singh on NBC — making history as the first woman of Indian descent to host a U.S. late-night talk show — and as a judge on Canada’s Got Talent and host of CTV’s Battle of the Generations. Her film and voice acting credits include The Bad Guys, HITPIG!, The Muppets Mayhem, Doin' It (which she co-wrote, produced and stars in), and The Mindful Adventures of Unicorn Island which she wrote and produced in partnership with Headspace.

As a keynote speaker, Lilly brings unmatched energy, relatability, and wisdom to conversations around creativity, storytelling, gender equity, digital influence, entrepreneurship, and mental health. With raw honesty and signature wit, she inspires audiences to lead with purpose, take bold risks, and own their voice. Whether speaking to corporate teams, university students, or creative communities, Lilly leaves people feeling seen, empowered, and ready to build something bigger than themselves.

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Beyond the screen, Lilly is the founder of Unicorn Island Productions, its non-profit arm, Unicorn Island Fund, and Lilly’s Library Book Club, a celebration of diverse voices in literature. She is also the author of two empowering books: the #1 New York Times bestseller How To Be A Bawse: A Guide to Surviving and Conquering Life and her self-help follow-up Be a Triangle: How I went from Being Lost to Getting My Life Into Shape.

In 2024, Lilly expanded her entrepreneurship and launched her partnership with AAVRANI, an Ayurvedic science-backed beauty brand inspired by Indian cultural rituals, for a collaborative hair care collection that she helped create alongside its founder Rooshy Roy.

Lilly's work, in every form, is known for its humor, heart, and unwavering commitment spotlighting underrepresented voices and challenging social norms to transform the way the world sees, values, and invests in girls and women.