Asa Bjornberg

Åsa Björnberg is a psychologist with experience in developing leaders. Her particular areas of expertise centre on family business governance and sustainability, interspecies relationships, human-animal studies and family psychology. Her other specialisms include corporate and experiential learning.

Björnberg is formerly a senior expert at McKinsey & Company where she created and led the McKinsey Global Family Business Research Programme. She consults on experiential leadership development and coaching, using innovative methods such as horse-guided learning. She also consults to family-owned businesses on governance, leadership and succession.

As a Leading Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (LEAP) qualified equine facilitated psychotherapist, Björnberg works with burnout, trauma and depression. She also uses horse-guided learning to help leaders in the corporate world, for authenticity, self-awareness and non-verbal impact.

Education

• Tavistock Institute - Certificate in Supervision for Coaching & Consultancy, Certified Coaching and Consultancy supervisor - Systems Psychoanalytic Approaches Jun 2021 - May 2022
• Leading Equine Assisted Psychotherapy LEAP - Counseling Psychology 2015 - 2015
• The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) - PhD, Organisational Behaviour 2007 - 2010
• University of East London - MA, Consultation to the organisation 2005 - 2007
• University of Gothenburg - MSc, Psychology 1994 - 1999