GGI is delighted to announce the appointment of Hendrik Geleyte to the Global Governance Institute’s Board of Directors.
Hendrik brings to GGI more than two decades experience in sustainable and impactful practices in the areas of organisational development business and NGO contexts. He relies on his expertise as leadership development and executive search consultant as well as on his experience in HR strategy, change and talent management. His professional path includes 12 years of extensive HR management, training & development, and performance management roles at ING Belgium and ING Investment Management, 15 years as a people and culture consultant for a wide range of profit and non-profit organisations . Since 2023, Hendrik is the co-founder of Geleyte, Rasson & Partners, active in Belgium and Luxembourg, delivering sustainable talent and leadership solutions. Through IIC Partners he has a global reach to support organisations in his home market and over 35 countries.
“I’m deeply honoured to join the board of GGI. It is a privilege to contribute my experience and expertise to this organisation advancing global governance at this critical time. I look forward to supporting GGI’s efforts to understand and strengthen global governance. I strongly believe that the latter is essential to the adequate response to the challenges that affect our and future generations.”
Joachim Koops, Chair of GGI’s Board of Directors, stresses “Hendrik is the perfect appointment at the ideal moment for GGI. The organisation is transitioning into its next phase of development with a wide range of projects, policy advice and education programmes at a time when global governance is severely under strain and where robust and innovative solutions are more urgently needed than ever before. Hendrik’s extensive experience in organizational development and talent management will help GGI to further develop its local and global networks and to attract the best and brightest talents who believe in contributing to GGI’s mission of a world based on strong, fair and just governance principles”.
