About Exubrancy

Designing wellbeing for forward-thinking companies

Exubrancy designs and manages high-impact, programmatic wellbeing experiences that bring energy, connection, and structure back into the workplace.

We believe wellbeing should be woven into how a workplace operates, not bolted on as an afterthought. Through consistent, well-executed programming, we help organizations build healthier, happier communities, one shared moment at a time.

From fitness and meditation to massage, nutrition, lifestyle amenities, and curated community events, we build tailored programs that support people in tangible ways and make time onsite feel considered and worthwhile.

Workplaces have a responsibility to create the conditions where people can thrive

This is the belief at the core of everything we do

800+

organizations trust us with their people 

64,000+

Events Delivered and Counting

13 years

Designing Workplace Wellbeing

Founder & CEO 

Liz Wilkes 

Liz is passionate about helping companies and their people thrive. In 2013 Liz launched Exubrancy to help organizations maximize employee health and happiness via in-office meditation sessions, group fitness classes, and massages. Prior to Exubrancy, Liz developed innovative programs for New York City-based organizations (including The Gucci Group, amfAR, The Elton John AIDS Foundation) as Senior Event Producer at AAB Productions. Liz also spent time at Trigger Media, a media-focused Venture Capital fund, and previously built and sold a Seattle-based lighting and design business she launched in 2009. Liz holds a B.A. from Amherst College and an MBA from Columbia Business School. She is also a Certified Meditation Teacher.

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"Workplace stress costs businesses $300 billion per year in absenteeism, turnover, diminished productivity, and medical, legal and insurance costs." - Turnstone

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