Felicia Cheng, Director of Global Wellbeing and Mental Health at Salesforce, joins the Executive Council

We believe the future of work depends on leaders who are willing to bring humanity back to the centre of everything they build.

Today, we welcome a voice that embodies that belief with clarity and warmth. Felicia Cheng, Director of Global Wellbeing and Mental Health at Salesforce, joins Happiness Camp 2026 as part of our Executive Council and invited specialists.

Felicia has been shaping a vision that resonates deeply with the movement we are building. One where wellbeing is not treated as an initiative, a benefit, or a reaction to burnout, but as a conscious choice that shapes culture, leadership, and everyday work.

At the heart of her work is a simple but powerful idea. People deserve to reclaim their ability to choose happiness. And technology and innovation should exist to fulfil the human experience, not diminish it.

As she shared in her Executive Council interview:

“I am dedicated to helping people reclaim their ability to choose happiness, fostering a warmer future where technology and innovation serve to fulfil, not diminish, the human experience.”

This perspective is not theoretical. It is lived, practiced, and deeply human.

Who is Felicia?

Felicia leads Global Wellbeing and Mental Health at Salesforce, one of the world’s most influential technology companies. Her work sits at the intersection of leadership, culture, and human sustainability, shaping how organisations care for people at scale.

Her approach is grounded in presence, connection, and joy. And in challenging one of the most damaging patterns of modern work culture.

In her conversation with us, Felicia shared reflections that feel both honest and necessary:

• ⁠The part of work culture she would cancel forever: the all hustle, no rest or recovery mindset
•⁠ ⁠The wellbeing ritual that keeps her grounded: her very spiritual hot vinyasa yoga session every Sunday at 10am
•⁠ ⁠The moments she feels most human at work: laughing with anyone about anything in a meeting

These moments may sound simple. But they point to something essential. Humanity is built in small, everyday interactions, not grand strategies alone.

What to expect at HC 2026?

Felicia joins a global group of leaders who are redefining how organisations think about wellbeing, leadership, and human sustainability. Together, they are shaping conversations around the future of work that are courageous, honest, and deeply human.

More world leading voices will join the Executive Council soon, and we will be sharing them in the coming months.

For now, one thing is clear.

Happiness Camp 2026 just became warmer, more intentional, and more human.