ABOUT KASH

A speaker, trainer, educator, and founder of UnstoppableWorld, M. S. Kash Iqbal is constantly pushing limits. Over the last half a decade, he has conducted 100s of events on academic excellence, youth issues, science education, public speaking, and productivity. Whether it’s training 20 people in an intensive program or 2000 people at a mega-conference, he has worked with participants across Australia, Malaysia, India, Thailand, Indonesia & the Middle East.

He has taught workshops at 150+ institutions including top regional and global universities such as the University of Melbourne, University of Queensland, Monash University, University of Malaya, Chulalongkorn University & Universitas Indonesia.  UnstoppableKashmir, the inaugural tour of his youth development project UnstoppableWorld, covered 30 events in the best universities and schools across Kashmir engaging 10,000+ attendees in just 2 weeks.

A multidisciplinary education solidified his belief in learning for more than just exams. Starting university at 16, he completed one of the world’s most competitive Pre-medical programs at Cornell University. He then moved to Malaysia where he was in the top 1% of both his undergraduate studies in Robotics Engineering and graduate studies in Legal Theory.

Rigorous academics could not have prepared him for the challenges of social entrepreneurship. Nothing tested him like balancing consecutive college degrees with the daily management of teams organizing 200+ youth empowerment events at 5 Malaysian Universities, featuring 20+ international speakers and a 100,000+ attendees over 4 years. Engaging audiences across diverse media, he also hosted radio FM shows, and curated social media campaigns building over half a million followers.

He took every opportunity to grow and realized how fulfilling life can be with a growth mindset. He strives to empower others based on a fundamental belief: with the right mindset and skills, everyone has the potential to be unstoppable. He is currently based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.