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to achieve sustainable
high performance. Previously, he was the Director of Custom
Programs at the Center for Creative Leadership Europe.
His goal is to help
people honor their true desires, live happier and more productive
lives. His approach fosters genuine commitment, essential
for sustainable high performance. It enables people to make
the most of differences, to build thriving teams and organizations,
and to bring a constructive contribution to society.
In 2006, Philippe Rosinski
contributed chapters to the Evidence Based Coaching Handbook
(John Wiley & Sons) and Excellence in Coaching (Kogan
Page). He has written several articles, including Leading
for Joy and Constructive Politics (1998), which already
showed how alternative and multiple perspectives can enrich
traditional coaching and leadership development for maximum
impact.
Prior to his career
in coaching and leadership development, he spent six years
in the engineering field as a software engineer in the Silicon
Valley, California, and as a project manager in Brussels.
Philippe Rosinski received
an Electrical and Mechanical Engineering degree from the
Ecole Polytechnique in Brussels. He holds a Master of Science
degree in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University
and the Cepac post-graduate business degree from the Solvay
Business School in Brussels. He is also certified to use
a variety of psychometric instruments.
Philippe Rosinski has spoken at numerous international conferences.
He participated in the first International Executive Coaching
Summit (1999), initiated and led the first European Executive
Coaching Summit (2003). He currently serves on the International
Board of Advisors of the Worldwide Association of Business
Coaches.
Philippe Rosinski lives
near Brussels with his family. He speaks French (mother
language), English, and some Dutch.
www.philrosinski.com
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