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Ian Bennink
Executive coach at The Leadership Dance and INSEAD
Ian Bennink is an experienced professional currently serving as an Advisor to the CEO at Global Women Connect (GWC).1 His career history includes several notable positions:
- Advisor to the CEO at Global Women Connect (GWC)1
- Personal Leadership Development Program (PLDP) Coach1
- Executive coach at The Leadership Dance1
- General Manager roles (multiple positions)1
Ian has a background in business education, having completed a full-time MBA 20 years ago when he was 32 years old. He considers this decision to pursue an MBA as one of the best choices of his life.2
As an executive coach and leadership development professional, Ian likely brings valuable experience to his advisory role at GWC. Global Women Connect is an organization that focuses on women's leadership development, as evidenced by their leadership workshops led by consultants like Xuemei Bennink-Bai and Yao Yao.3
Ian's LinkedIn profile (username: ianbennink) showcases his professional journey and current advisory position.12 His experience in leadership coaching and general management roles likely contributes to his ability to provide strategic advice to the CEO of Global Women Connect, an organization dedicated to empowering women in leadership positions.
Highlights
Psychology is a major force in businesses but is rarely seriously considered outside the Marketing Department (or.. until it's too late!). So I was very interested to join the "Psychology of Fraud" breakfast seminar yesterday, hosted by two experts: Ruddy Swinnen of Wise Wings and Dr. Tim Klatte of Grant Thornton LLP (US).
Using theory, video and engaging presentation, Ruddy and Tim made this topic really come alive and shown how on the one hand it is extremely difficult to 'spot' a fraudster via profiling, but on the other hand there are some tools at recruiting stage as well as during an investigation that are likely to lead you to spotting 'the wolf in sheep's clothes' - see the picture :)
Great event, and I'm looking forward to PART 2!
Thank you Saar Leroy of Benelux Chamber of Commerce East China | Shanghai and Ida Sandgärde of Swedish Chamber of Commerce in China
#fraudawareness
Great to sneak in on the first Erasmus University Rotterdam alumni gathering worldwide since the pandemic! At the Rabobank Shanghai office CEO D. Paul Schuilwerve 萧伟华 hosted an evening with various presentations around the theme of #sustainability from an economic perspective, organized by Filip S. and fellow chapter volunteers. Thanks to contributions by 沈剑平 Shen Jianping - GM at Shell Trading and Supply, Huang Ye - GM at Johnson Controls and Marcus van Tilborg - SVP at Nouryon and other presenters we were treated to very insightful views on how consumer behavior and government policies can impact our climate footprint - and what we can do about it in our own companies. The underlying angle was ‘how to price these externalities’, who should bear this cost, how (by whom) this can be brought about, and the much higher cost of inaction on climate change and SDG. Inspiring discussions! Thank you Jules van der Sneppen of the Consulate General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Shanghai for opening the event and great to finally meet Daisy 黛思 Ruijter in person ;)
