Marie Benjamin

Multifaceted Business Consulting at Floviance

Member since January 2026

Operations

Education: Thomas Edison State University - Northcentral University
Piscataway, NJ, USA

Biography

Marie Benjamin is a pharmaceutical and healthcare operations leader, wellness entrepreneur, and Marriage & Family Therapy graduate student based in New Jersey. Her work sits at the intersection of regulated industry operations, mental health, and sustainable human performance—helping organizations and individuals function better without burning out.

Marie brings over a decade of experience in healthcare and pharmaceutical environments, where she has led and supported initiatives spanning operations, process improvement, project management, and systems design. She is known for her ability to translate complexity into clarity—whether navigating compliance-heavy organizations or redesigning workflows to support both performance and people.

Alongside her corporate and consulting work, Marie is the founder of a wellness and mindfulness-based practice focused on stress regulation, emotional resilience, and burnout recovery. She is a 500-hour Registered Yoga Teacher with advanced training in yoga therapy, trauma-informed care, coaching, and mindfulness. Her work integrates evidence-based therapeutic principles with practical, real-world tools.

Marie is currently completing her Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy, deepening her focus on relational dynamics, emotional systems, and mental health across personal and professional contexts. This academic lens strengthens her ability to address burnout, leadership strain, and workplace stress as systemic issues, not individual failures.

A core area of Marie’s work is bringing mindfulness, emotional intelligence, and nervous-system literacy into corporate, educational, and healthcare-adjacent settings. She has developed programs for children, parents, and professional teams that support focus, regulation, communication, and resilience.

As a mother of five, Marie brings lived experience to her work supporting women navigating chronic stress, burnout, and role overload. Her approach is grounded, compassionate, and systems-aware—recognizing that individual well-being and organizational health are deeply connected.

As a speaker and facilitator, Marie blends operational insight with human truth. Her talks challenge traditional ideas of productivity, leadership, and wellness—offering audiences practical frameworks for building healthier systems, stronger relationships, and more sustainable success.

Passion

Change Management; Process Improvement; Pharmaceutical & Healthcare Operations; Corporate Wellness; Burnout & Stress Recovery; Innovation in Regulated Environments; Women’s Leadership; Trauma-Informed Systems; Parenting & Family Dynamics; Project & Operations Management

Best Story

I often share how working inside high-pressure pharmaceutical and healthcare environments—while simultaneously raising five children and building a wellness business—forced me to confront the limits of hustle culture. That tension became the lens through which I began to see burnout not as a personal weakness, but as a systems problem. This realization reshaped how I approach leadership, wellness, and operational design—and why sustainable performance must include the nervous system, not just KPIs.

Origin Story

My career began in healthcare administration, where I quickly learned how much operational strain exists behind the scenes of care delivery—especially in regulated and pharmaceutical-adjacent environments. Over time, I noticed a disconnect: organizations optimized for efficiency, while people quietly absorbed the emotional and mental cost. My “aha” moment came when I realized my background in operations, combined with training in mindfulness and therapy, allowed me to bridge that gap—helping systems work better because people are supported, not in spite of it.

Topics/Keywords

yoga wellness health stress management entrepreneurship corporate wellness operations management healthcare businesswomens association health wellness human centered design trends in healthcare the future of healthcare
I am willing to travel more than 100 miles
Yes
Everything is negotiable

Best Story

I often share how working inside high-pressure pharmaceutical and healthcare environments—while simultaneously raising five children and building a wellness business—forced me to confront the limits of hustle culture. That tension became the lens through which I began to see burnout not as a personal weakness, but as a systems problem. This realization reshaped how I approach leadership, wellness, and operational design—and why sustainable performance must include the nervous system, not just KPIs.

Origin Story

My career began in healthcare administration, where I quickly learned how much operational strain exists behind the scenes of care delivery—especially in regulated and pharmaceutical-adjacent environments. Over time, I noticed a disconnect: organizations optimized for efficiency, while people quietly absorbed the emotional and mental cost. My “aha” moment came when I realized my background in operations, combined with training in mindfulness and therapy, allowed me to bridge that gap—helping systems work better because people are supported, not in spite of it.

I am willing to travel more than 100 miles
Yes
Everything is negotiable

Topics/Keywords

yoga wellness health stress management entrepreneurship corporate wellness operations management healthcare businesswomens association health wellness human centered design trends in healthcare the future of healthcare