The Coach

Coaching Leaders looking for meaning, to reach empowerment. 

Founders from pre-founder stage, through fundraising, all the way to exit.

I lived the lows, the hards, the near-dramatic situations many times.
I created an industry, with a strong recognizable brand. 
I created an AI company before AI was cool, and definitely before it was in b2c.
Had to create a personal brand and have a voice to make people care.
And I exited to a publicly listed company.

I've been there, done that, and I coach people to go through 
the "this is shit" to get to "I'm proud of myself".

I love doing this, and it uplifts me like crazy.

I work with VC's to coach their startups, or directly with leaders.
DM' to work with me!

Executive Coach

Wild.AI (acquired by Zepp Health (NYSE:ZEPP))

Chairman

Wild.AI is the longevity platform for women.
Acquired by Zepp Health (NYSE:ZEPP), the company behind Amazfit wearables (200m+ sold).
The acquisition followed a partnership, bringing Wild.AI's technology to millions of women.

Stayed with the buyer Zepp Health for 6 months post-acquisition to transition smoothly and maximise the impact.

I built this company to reply to my deepest insecurity: I didn't think it was cool to be a woman. 
Seemed annoying.
But I discovered that it's an incredibly powerful body.
Just didn't know it.
So we did the research to understand it.
And it worked.

Science-backed, 
Wild.AI gives daily personalised recommendations
on how to eat, move, and sleep,
with women's hormonal fluctuations.
We serve women who menstruate, use birth control 
or are in peri+menopause.

Built with female physiology legend Dr. Stacy Sims.

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Featured in Fortune, Forbes, WIRED, Sifted, Marie Claire, BBC, any many more ;) 

www.wild.AI

Founder + CEO

Labour Digital

My focus is on AI: how can we make the UK, 
and to a larger extent, Europe, 
the best place in the world to be a citizen, 
to create AI companies, 
and use safe yet competitive AI products.

Advisory Board Member

Women in Sports Tech, Inc.

Founders Pledge

As a member of the Founders Pledge community I have committed to leveraging my success for good. We pledge a % of our future fortune for good.

Founders Pledge is an initiative enabling philanthropy amongst founders and investors through data driven donation, education and transformative relationships between business and charity.

My focus is on fighting for men's equality and clean oceans.

Pledger

Stanford University

Mentoring entrepreneurs in their early journey

Guest Speaker & Mentor - Stanford Class of Engineering

MIT Lincoln Laboratory

MIT's Research Lab and The Valkyrie Project (women's US military organisation) invited me to speak about human performance.

Guest Speaker

INSEAD

University of Oxford

Women’s Network: Technology, Sport and the Menstrual Cycle

University of Cambridge

Guest Speaker for the Masters in Entrepreneurship, University of Cambridge Judge Business School

Guest Speaker - Masters in Entrepreneurship

I built Wild.AI to think it was cool to be a woman.
I sold Wild.AI to public company NYSE:ZEPP to get our science in the hands of millions.

I've seen the tough, the ugly - and yes, the beauty, in building a startup.

Would I do it all over again? Ah. 
I would.
But on the way, I learned (quite) a bit.

I've always been coached.
As an athlete. As a leader.

And now I bring that to founders.
My experience. 
As a coach.
So that you can do it - but with a few hurdles less.
It's hard enough.
Build. Raise. Exit.

Sign up to my waitlist to be coached.


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I'm also an international Keynote Speaker, and I love doing this!
Yes, I charge.
And it'll be the best experience of your event. 
Visit my website www.heleneguillaume.com for previous keynotes and contact details.

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I'm regularly invited by entities such as MIT, Stanford, Oxford, INSEAD, or Nova.
Corporates from Google to Strava invited me too.
I love challenging asking the tough questions 
to head of states such as French President Macron,
so we don't wake up in 2030 
having an AI that sucks: with no female data.

I interviewed some of the most prominent people 
in the world: from The North Face CEO, 
To Olympians,
To health thought leaders like Dr. Stacy Sims
or authors like of Invisible Women.

Respect first. Titles later.

Work runs on people, not positions. The fastest way to raise the bar in any room is simple: treat everyone like they matter before you know their role.
Thanks to Mental Health for the great quote and visual here.

How I try to lead, daily:

- Learn names, say them right, and say thank you often.
- Ask for input from the quiet voices, not just the loud ones.
- Reply with clarity and kindness, no “tone tax,” no hierarchy hoops.
- Share credit in public, give corrections in private.
- Hold the door: make it easier for the next person to succeed.
- Respect isn’t soft. It’s the foundation high performance stands on.

What’s one small respect move you’ll run this week?

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Helene Guillaume Pabis

Coach | Keynote Speaker | Chairman Wild.AI (exited to NYSE:ZEPP) | Follow for daily inspiration from a Woman in Search for Meaning

Your job has coverage. Your kids don’t.

I love meaningful work but I refuse to miss the moments I can’t replay. 
Titles change. Hugs at the door, giggles at dinner, “Mum, watch this!” 
that’s the real portfolio.

Here are the tiny guards that you can also use so work doesn’t swallow home:

- Hard stop, soft start. Laptop closed by ___, slow morning cuddles before Slack.
- Phone-in-a-basket dinners. Presence over pings.
- School-run windows. No meetings, non-negotiable.
- Weekend first. Family blocks go in the calendar before work fills it.
- Defaults that protect me. “No, but here’s a better time” and “I’ll get back to you tomorrow.”

Careers can pause and still progress. Childhood doesn’t pause for anyone.

What’s one boundary you’ll protect this week?

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Exited Founder turned Coach | Keynote Speaker | Chairman Wild.AI, the female longevity platform (exited to NYSE:ZEPP) | Follow for daily inspiration from a Woman in Search for Meaning

10 attractive skills that change your career

Talent is nice. Consistency wins. These simple moves require zero “genius” 
and make you stand out fast.

Here are 10 low-drama skills to bank this year:

1. Be early
2. Protect focus
3. Finish the loop
4. Carry useful energy
5. Communicate clearly
6. Show up prepared
7. Be coachable
8. Help first
9. Own mistakes
10. Lead with kindness

Thank by name, assume good intent, amplify others’ work.

Which one will you run today?

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Before the emails go quiet, remember: results are built by relationships. 
Today I’m choosing gratitude over metrics.

Today I’m grateful for the humans behind every win:

— The teammates who carry the quiet load and still show up with clarity.
— The partners and clients who trust us and challenge us to be better.
— The mentors who tell the hard truths with care.
— My family, who makes space for the late nights, the kid cameos, and the big dreams.

Great work is rarely solo. It is a circle of support, patience, and steady hands.
If I haven’t said thank you directly, this is me saying it now.

What are you grateful for at work, and at home?

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Promotions don’t reward hope. They reward habits.

If your work is great but quiet, people miss it. 
Make your impact easy to see.

Here are 7 simple ways to stand out without working more hours:

1. Have one clear point in every meeting
- Open with “Here is the one thing I would change” or “Here is the risk I see.”
2. Make your manager’s day lighter
- Send options, a quick recommendation, and the next step. Less back and forth, more progress.
3. Get seen by the right people
- Share a short win or lesson where leaders look. Slack, email roundup, or a 60-second video.
4. Show progress every week
- Post a Friday wrap: shipped, learned, next. Tag teammates and give credit.
5. Act before you are asked
- If you know what is coming, start the draft, prep the doc, line up the data.
6. Own the follow-up
- After a meeting, send who does what by when. Close loops fast.
7. Write it so others can use it
- Turn your solution into a template or checklist. Impact that spreads gets noticed.

People cannot reward work they do not see. Simple, steady signals build your case.

Which habit will you start?

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7 simple ways to stand out without working more hours

Leaders need coaches, period

When you lead, guessing gets expensive. 
A coach gives you cleaner mirrors, braver moves, and real follow through.

Why I rate coaching for leaders:
- Clarity on tap: see patterns you missed and name the real problem fast
- Execution by design: weekly outcomes, real deadlines, momentum by choice
- Stronger standards: better questions, tighter choices, bolder boundaries
- Faster learning: fewer detours, more reps that actually compound
- Culture upgrade: how you grow becomes how your team grows

If people trust you to lead, they deserve your best version. 
Do not white knuckle your way there.

What is the one area you refuse to figure out alone this quarter?

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Here’s something useful if you’re upskilling before the end of this year.

Dora Vanourek pulled together a clean roundup of free leadership courses from top universities with practical themes like foundations, EQ, communication, resilience, and people management. You can even audit for free. If you are leading a team or want to, this is a solid place to start.

What I like: it covers the real gaps leaders face day to day, not just theory, and it’s easy to pick a track based on what you need now.

If you want a few more to add to your stack, try these:
- Decisions under uncertainty: run a quick premortem, log the decision, review results monthly.
- Storytelling for influence: collect five 60-second stories from your career and practice them.
- Finance for non-finance: read a P&L, cash flow, and balance sheet, tie one metric to your team.
- Systems thinking: sketch a loop of a recurring issue, pick one lever, test for two weeks.
- AI for managers: pilot one copilot on a single workflow, save 15 minutes a day, write the playbook.

Which one are you starting this week?

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10 Free Leadership Courses by Dora Vanourek

If your job ends, you are still you.

When we tie our worth to a paycheck or a logo, any change feels 
like losing ourselves. The fix isn’t a new title. It’s a clearer why.

Here are 3 moves to future-proof your career around purpose:

1. Name your why
- Write one sentence for what you stand for and who you help. Use it to guide choices.

2. Build portable skills
- Learn things no one can take from you: clear writing, problem solving, selling ideas.

3. Invest in reputation
- Be known for follow-through, care, and results. Relationships outlast roles.

Your security won’t come from a company. 
It comes from knowing who you are and doing work that matches it.

What’s your one-line purpose right now?

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Busy vs. Productive: let’s get honest

Real productivity isn’t more hours. It’s fewer, better moves that 
create outcomes and calm.

8 swaps that actually move the needle:

1. Outcome before inbox
- Ship one result, then open email. Impact first, admin second.

2. Write to decide, not meet to talk
- Short written updates with owners and deadlines beat endless meetings.

3. Single-task sprints
- Work in 40–50 minute focus blocks. Tabs closed. Phone away.

4. Top-3, not a 30-item list
- Name three outcomes for the day. Everything else is optional.

5. Protect focus with “office hours”
- Batch replies at set times. You’re not a helpdesk.

6. Ship v0.1 early
- Release a rough version, learn fast, iterate. Perfect later.

7. Do the hardest thing first
- Tackle the frog before noon. The day gets lighter.

8. Repeat simple systems
- Templates, checklists, and routines beat new tools and chaos.

Small swaps. Big lift. Do less, better and on purpose.

Which swap will you try this week and when?

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Hélène Guillaume Pabis

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Data scientist and athlete, bringing both together in WILD.AI.

Breaking news. Women are not men. 

🤘 WILD.AI has done extensive research to launch their app
🔥 Training, nutrition, sleep recommendations based on your female physiology: menstruating, on birth control or menopause.
 
🦸‍♀️️ The team includes female health legend Dr. Stacy Sims, the co-founder of Clue (leading Femtech, c. 20mn MAU), AI Ph.ds, Olympic coaches, we're Entrepreneur First alumni, and we're endorsed by celebrities such as Paula Radcliffe 

App: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wild-ai/id1482294997
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WILD.AI comes from the combination of all my personal doubts, dreams and insecurities. 
It is part of my life mission to make both women and men change their vision on what a "woman" is. 

Not a cute, fragile, little thing. But a kickass, life-biter, adventurer human. 

💫 I love extremes - in every sense of the word. One day, I may be serene. Until then, I'll seek adventures, outdoors; I've done 🗻  100km Ultra Trails, 🚵‍♀️ half ironman, ❄️ I'm an ice swimmer and cross-continental swimmer. 🏄‍♀️ Surfer, ⛷ skier, ... I can't get enough of breathing nature in while sweating.

I am is also the co-founder of PeakAI.org, a community of AI researchers and Founders and I'm an active humanist, helping men reach equality.

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Busy vs. Productive: let’s get honest

Avilash Ramlowat

Careers aren’t neat, they’re honest.

Most feeds show straight lines and perfect timing. 
Real life? Detours, pauses, pivots, comebacks. 
That’s not failure, that’s how you collect the skills and judgment you’ll actually use.

Here’s the reframe I live by: the “wrong turn” often gives you the right edge. A messy path teaches resilience, pattern-spotting, and how to start again faster. Own the zigzags. They’re your unfair advantage.

Which “messy” moment gave you a skill you now rely on?

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A reminder to all: Careers aren’t neat, they’re honest.

Timeless advice that still wins

In a world chasing hacks and shortcuts, I keep coming back to the 
basics especially from women who’ve built things that last. 
Simple, human, repeatable.

6 rules I return to (and the lines that anchor them):

1. Learn out loud
- Ship, stumble, adjust. Curiosity is a moat.
- I love this quote: “Embrace what you don’t know.” — Sara Blakely

2. Progress beats perfect
- Momentum changes everything; polish comes later.
- I love this quote: “Done is better than perfect.” — Sheryl Sandberg

3. Believe before others do
- Your belief sets the ceiling for your results.
- I love this quote: “You become what you believe.” — Oprah Winfrey

4. Lead so people join you
- Clarity and care turn ideas into movements.
- I love this quote: “Fight for the things that you care about, but do it in a way that will lead others to join you.” — Ruth Bader Ginsburg

5. Own the job you have
- Act like an owner; excellence is contagious.
- I love this quote: “Do every job you’re in like you’re going to do it for the rest of your life.” — Mary Barra

6. Let values drive choices
- You’re not your title or last quarter; choose who you are on purpose.
- I love this quote: “Where you are is not who you are.” — Ursula Burns

Great advice doesn’t shout. It compounds.

Which line are you running with this week and where will you use it?

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6 timeless advice that still wins

Here’s the truth about progress:

If your path looks like spaghetti, you’re probably on it.

Success is not a straight line. It is planning, failing, changing, failing again, 
then showing up anyway. That messy middle is where the work gets real 
and the growth sticks.

Here are the checkpoints I keep coming back to:

1. Plan small, start now
2. Expect a stumble, learn fast
3. Change one thing at a time
4. Build discipline when motivation dips
5. Stay consistent when it gets boring
6. Refuse to quit on a good idea too early

Save this for the days that feel looped and sticky. 
Progress is not pretty. It is persistent.

What stage are you in today, and what is the next tiny step you can take?

Image credit: Gareth Lloyd 

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When your kids don’t run into your arms

You’ve been gone, working hard. 
You open the door… and the movie moment isn’t there. 
A sideways glance. A quiet “hi.” It stings.

Here’s the reframe: kids protect themselves first. 
It’s not rejection. It’s regulation.

What helps:
- Lead with calm. “I’m so happy to see you.” No pressure to perform.
- Offer presence. Sit nearby, match their pace, let them bridge the gap.
- Use a tiny ritual. Snack and water, a 5-minute doodle, a short walk.
- Name the next hello. “Tomorrow I’ve got drop-off.” Predictability soothes.
- Try again later. Bedtime is gold for soft do-overs.

If this is you tonight, you’re not failing. You’re steadying.

What small ritual makes your reunions smoother?

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