National Learning Institute

Paul Vanderbroeck

Paul Vanderbroeck

PVDB Consulting

Specialising in . . .

• intercultural integration
• making female executives successful
• high performance
• career transformation
• change

Paul Vanderbroeck is a specialist leadership coach for individual executives and management teams. He has a particular interest in how leaders and organisations interact most effectively, so that leaders get the results they want. He specialises in Intercultural Integration, making Female Executives successful, High Performance, Career Transformation, and Change.

Read more about Paul Vanderbroeck's skills and expertise, and hear what Bob Selden and others have to say . . .

Client Testimonials:

"Clear, constructive feedback. Manages the group well." "Very personable, and very insightful."

"Paul is very experienced, professional. He is good at looking at issues from different angles and giving valuable suggestions."

"I evaluated Paul based on result of his work. It's amazing how much the group achieved under his consultancy. During coaching session Paul helped me to determine my problems and weaknesses and gaze invaluable recommendations for tackling them."

"Addressed issues in a very precise way, controlled team to remain focused and gave feedback on issues we could not see by ourselves."

"He asks fantastic questions when one listens."

Contact Details:

Dr. Paul Vanderbroeck Chartered FCIPD CC

Managing  Director

PVDB Consulting GmbH

Badenerstrasse  701, CH - 8048 Zürich

Rue de Fribourg 14, CH-1201  Geneva

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http://www.pvdb.ch

tel: +41 43 344 88 54

fax:  +41 79 470 54 33

mobile:  +41 79 470 54 33

Skype: pvanderbroeck

 

Bob Selden says ...

"I worked with Paul Vanderbroeck as a Leadership Coach on the Executive Education programs at IMD Business School in Lausanne, Switzerland.  I found Paul to be an exceptional coach, who has an insightful way of helping individuals and teams to reach their full potential."