Edwin Van Vlierberghe

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PASSPORT

Lives in BE
Speaks nl, fr, en, ge

ROLE

ValuePartner Advisor
Keynote Speaker
Coach

FOCUS

Inspiring Leadership
Manufacturing Excellence
Building High Performing Teams

MY PASSION

I am driven by my conviction that sustainable results are based on inspiring leadership, a strong belief in people’s abilities to be entrepreneurs, creative and passionate. A strong will to share, develop people and organizations to achieve sustainable results, and focus simultaneously on “Quality of Work”.

MY BELIEF

In business and private life, people can make the difference and create quantum leap improvements when the three characteristics, which everybody has, namely entrepreneurship, creativity and passion, get the opportunity and the support to be used and to grow. I believe that everybody who has a role in leading others can create an environment where this is made possible.

Shares in companies that implement environmental, social and governance policies are more likely to rise
The Telegraph, 2014
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To prosper over time, every company must not only deliver financial performance, but also show how it makes a positive contribution to society
Larry Fink - 2018
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Any organisation designed to be successful in the 20th century, is doomed to failure in the 21st century.
David S. Rose
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75% of consumers expect brands to make more contribution to our wellbeing and quality of life, yet only 40% believe brands are doing so
Willem van der Schoot - Havas Lemz, 2017
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47% of GenZs and 46% of millennials have the ambition to make positive impacts on society
Deloitte - 2019 Millennial Survey
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Firms with more sustainability news releases are associated with higher stock returns
School of Business and Law, Edith Cowan University, MDPI 2018
To prosper over time, every company must not only deliver financial performance, but also show how it makes a positive contribution to society
Larry Fink - 2018
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Measuring success based on turnover growth, margins and profit is not enough. We also need to understand net impact.
Casper Van Koskull - 2020
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