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Me in a nutshell... 


  • Dynamic business strategist, -operator, and team leader with more than 10 years of experience within B2C and B2B services, strategy design and execution. 
  • Adept at analysing complex business challenges, challenging the status quo, and designing strategies for sustainable growth and transformation. 
  • Outdoor enthusiast and mountaineer, applying strategy and execution methodology in analogy to mountaineering skills. 


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Past & current key positions


  • Strategy & management consultant working within key service industries (e.g. TMT, Banking, SaaS) on collaborative short to long-term strategy design and implementation assignments. 
  • Corporate strategy manager at Telenet, conducted thorough analysis of market trends, business models, and P&L dynamics for strategic initiative definition, assessment and decision making in strategic planning cycles (leading cross-functional N-1 / N-2 teams of up to 10 people). 
  • Various business strategy roles within the residential marketing domain at Telenet across all levers of the marketing mix, which led to disruptive product launches, revamped product-, marketing- and customer engagement strategies, and assembling teams in the act. 


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Key areas of expertise


  • People & stakeholder management
  • Team leadership
  • Strategic thinking
  • Problem-solving
  • Business model design & innovation
  • Business analysis & strategy design
  • Strategic planning & execution
  • Project management



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Education

  • MBA at Vlerick Business School (Brussels, Belgium)
  • Master in Marketing at Solvay Business School (Brussels, Belgium)
  • Master in Communication management at KULeuven (Leuven, Belgium)

Latest mountaineering adventure

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Aside from spending a lot of free time high up in the mountains, I managed to complete in 2024, a longstanding dream of traversing the Alps in a combination of 'thru-hiking' (long-distance hiking) and alpinism. 

This endeavour, called Zero-to-Zero, took me in one single trek through 2576 km, more than 160k meters in positive elevation gain and over some of the highest peaks in the Alps. 

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