Learn how to practice leadership through changes and across cultures
Learn how to practice leadership through changes and across cultures
Belgium
Leadership, Change and Cross-Cultural Differences Expert with a Masters degree in Organisational & Personnel Psychology
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Having Jean Vanhoegaerden as a keynote speaker was great fun because he shared his insights about cultural differences in a very entertaining but useful way. It was not one second boring during this one hour keynote – and very important: he did a great job in engaging the audience, something that can be challenging in a virtual meeting! So we learned a lot and this was the shortest hour we ever had. From our side: again and again with pleasure!
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Jean has a Masters degree in Organisational and Personnel Psychology and has followed courses at Thunderbird, Harvard University and at Tuck school of business. His early career was spent as a research assistant with the Centre for Organisational and Personnel Psychology in Belgium.
Currently practicing professor at Ashridge, Jean is responsible for developing and delivering management development programmes for international clients including Electrolux, ICL, Perstorp, Coca Cola Enterprises, Rexam, ACNielsen, Volvo, Philips, Tetra Pak and OMV.
Before joining Ashridge, Jean worked as a human resources manager at Honeywell’s European headquarters, where he was responsible for the development and design of management development programmes.
His extensive career enables him to provide clients with significant insights into leadership, change and business across cultures. His decades of experience as a speaker shine through in the way he captures audiences and effectively conveys his knowledge.
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Having Jean Vanhoegaerden as a keynote speaker was great fun because he shared his insights about cultural differences in a very entertaining but useful way. It was not one second boring during this one hour keynote – and very important: he did a great job in engaging the audience, something that can be challenging in a virtual meeting! So we learned a lot and this was the shortest hour we ever had. From our side: again and again with pleasure!
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