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Julian Kassum

Global Partnerships - International Affairs - Stakeholder and Network Leadership

Julian Kassum is a global executive with a passion for fostering collaboration and collective impact across borders and cultures. Currently, he holds a key position in the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) executive team, overseeing a substantial business division that includes over 45 employees.

As the Director of the ICC World Chambers Federation (WCF), Julian collaborates with chamber of commerce leaders worldwide, leveraging his extensive experience and multilingual skills in English, French, Spanish, and Portuguese.

With an international upbringing and dual French and UK citizenship, Julian has cultivated a diverse professional background spanning Paris, Buenos Aires, and Sao Paulo. His 20-year career has involved engagement with a wide range of organizations, governments, corporations, startups, NGOs, and academia.

Julian's leadership style, characterized as 'Energizer' by a prominent executive search firm, emphasizes the value of providing purpose and influencing positive outcomes through effective collaboration with colleagues, peers, and partners.

His educational background includes studies in Leadership and Business at Imd Business School, International Relations at Sciences Po, and International Relations and Government at Cornell University.

Julian Kassum's past roles include Director of Global Partnerships & Development, Board Member at ICC Academy, Executive Director at ICC Brazil and ICC Argentina, Independent Consultant at JK Consulting, Legal Counsel at TOTAL, Policy Manager at ICC, and Young Professional Volunteer at the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO).

Highlights

Jun 27 · linkedin

New OECD-Eurochambres-ICC Paper is Out Now! 🚀   Chambers of commerce and the business of skills   In today's rapidly evolving economy, 75% of employers are struggling to find skilled #talent.   #ChambersofCommerce are essential partners in upgrading #skills systems to adapt to rapid changes in the world of work. They play a vital role in linking local skills and economic development policies, helping #SMEs with green and digital transitions, expanding workplace learning, and creating opportunities for underrepresented groups. 📊

Here's a sneak peek into the findings:  🔹 Chambers in 2/3rd of responding countries conduct skills anticipation and forecasting exercises 🔹 In 3/4 of countries, chambers contribute to national #SkillsPolicy by sitting on national steering committees or advisory boards, for example 🔹 In 2/3 of countries, chambers support the design and delivery of #apprenticeship programmes and other forms of dual education 🔹In nine out of ten countries, chambers provide management training to their members to help them take their business to the next level.    Explore the full insights here! https://lnkd.in/eyMiBb_3

Thanks to members of ICC's World Chambers Federation, the world's premier forum for chambers for their input. More to come at our upcoming ICC WCF events. M. Rifat Hisarcıklıoğlu Sarp Kalkan, PhD Leonardo Carmignani Barbosa Hélène Kolmodin Stéphanie VIEILLEDENT Anna Rubin

International Chamber of Commerce Eurochambres OECD Centre for Entrepreneurship, SMEs, Regions & Cities

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Location

Greater Paris Metropolitan Region