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Paul Vanderbroeck

Paul Vanderbroeck (PhD) has 15 years of senior HR executive experience at blue chip multinational companies like General Motors, Shell plc, Georg Fischer, and UBS. An expert in the history and theories of effective governance, he navigates strategic change projects while achieving the desired results and has seen what works – and what doesn’t – to produce quality leaders in complex organizations. An award-winning author, he wrote Leadership Strategies for Women (Springer 2014) and is a contributing author to Leading in the Top Team (Cambridge 2008). He also writes extensively on leadership theory and practice in publications such as MIT Sloan Management Review, Journal of Management Development, and Leadership in Health Sciences. Vanderbroeck’s most recent book is The Handbook for International Career Couples (Springtime 2020).

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