Some people chase titles. Others build legacies.
Constance Bk, known to many as Missy BK, has done both — and done them with grace, grit, and glowing humanity.
Once an award-winning artist and humanitarian,Today, she now serves as a General Director of 10+ healthcare companies under Les Résidences Gingras, leading 200+ employees and 30+ managers, and ensuring the well-being of 250+ residents across Québec.
Her transition from stage lights to boardrooms was not a change of passion — it was an evolution of purpose. She realized that leadership, like music, is about harmony: aligning people, vision, and values into something greater than the sum of its parts.
Constance has turned purpose into structure and compassion into systems that work. In 2025, her remarkable journey will take the spotlight at the Crown Awards Canada in Edmonton, where she has been nominated for Excellence in Leadership.
“Leadership, for me, is not about power—it’s about presence,” she says. “It’s about showing up for people, building systems that protect them, and leaving behind structures that keep working even when you’re no longer in the room.”
For Constance, leadership is service, not status. She believes a real leader’s role is to serve and not to be served. You’ll find her on the floor checking, procedures , protocols, listening to residents, or helping her staff solve problems hands-on. She is present, rigorous, and goal-oriented, with an unshakable hunger to succeed — not for her own glory, but for the people she leads.
“When you lead from the front, people follow with heart,” she often reminds her teams.
From Global Stages to Humanitarian Frontlines
Before she became an executive, Constance was known to the world as Missy BK, an internationally acclaimed artist and humanitarian.
Her single My Baby won five international awards across the USA, Canada, and the UK. In 2016, she was nominated at AFRIMA Nigeria for Best Female Artist in Central Africa. The following year, she became the first female Cameroonian artist to sign Montreal’s Golden Book, a historic honor recognizing her cultural impact.
That same year, she was named one of Canada’s Top 100 Black Women to Watch, honored in the House of Honor Montreal, and received a Certificate of Recognition from the U.S. House of Representatives for her humanitarian work.
Through the Missy BK Foundation, she turned fame into fuel for good:
- Funded vocational training for single mothers launching small businesses.
- Sponsored seven orphans through primary and secondary school.
- Donated school supplies to more than 200 children.
- Delivered Christmas gifts every year to sick and orphaned kids.
“Music gave me a voice,” she says. “But helping people gave me purpose.”
Constance BK never takes “no” for an answer.
She hardly gives up — even when life tests her limits. When challenges come, she faces them head-on, with courage, calm, and conviction.
From being unable to speak French when she first arrived in Québec to now leading ten healthcare companies in a fully French province, Constance has turned every obstacle into a stepping stone. Her determination has transformed language barriers into bridges of connection, and adversity into achievement.
What makes her excellent is her unstoppable focus on success and solutions. She doesn’t dwell on problems — she builds paths through them. She leads with vision, works with discipline, and never loses sight of her purpose.
Her story is not just one of achievement, but of audacity — of a woman who refused to quit, refused to settle, and refused to stop believing in better.
For those watching the rise of Canada’s next generation of women leaders — remember her name.
Constance BK.
A visionary. A builder. A woman who turned barriers into bridges, challenges into victories, and leadership into legacy.
