Prof. Pierre Casse is the Academic Dean Emeritus of the Berlin School of Creative Leadership. Formerly a senior World Bank Staff Development Officer, he brings a wealth of knowledge through his work on understanding cultural differences and leadership in a turnaround world. In addition to his role as Academic Dean, he holds the Suez Chair of Leadership at the Solvay Business School and is Adjunct Professor for Leadership at the Kellogg School of Management and Professor and Associate Dean for International Affairs at the IAE (Institut d'Administration des Entreprises).
"Being creative and innovative is our only way to survive and to keep growing in Europe"
After studying sociology at the University of Liège, Professor Casse completed his post-graduate studies in Public Administration and Business Administration at the University of Southern California before receiving his doctorate from the University of Lille.
What he offers you
In addition to being an esteemed management educator and a prolific writer, Professor Casse has consulted for many international companies and organizations in the areas of multicultural management, leadership, intercultural negotiations, philosophy and business. He expertly provides an opportunity to review what leadership is all about in a very fast changing world.
How he presents
In his exquisitely prepared presentations Pierre eruditely explains with great energy how to compete in a borderless world. He also uses real life case studies and numerous examples from the world's most successful companies, discussing some of the major challenges organisational leaders are all facing today. Precise, competent, captivating, informative and, most important, applicable to real life!
Languages
He presents in English and French.
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