Steven Poelmans

Professor Neuroscience & Strategic Leadership at Antwerp Management School

Biography

Antwerp Management School

Mostly with a cross-cultural perspective.

He has coached over 250 executives of more than 30 different nationalities and published over a dozen peer reviewed journal articles and chapters in academic volumes. On Research Gate he scores 24,66 putting him in the 80% percentile of most read / cited researchers in management.

Steven is also a founding member of the European Academy of Management and international affiliate of the Academy of Management and the Society of Industrial and Organizational Psychology.

At Antwerp Management School, he is professor of Neuroscience and Strategic Leadership and cohort-coach at the Executive PhD program. He is founder and director of the NeuroTrainingLab™, a leadership development methodology using competencies assessment and neurophysiologic indicators.

Education

  • Coaching for Intentional Change Case Western Reserve University - Weatherhead School of Management (2011 — 2011)
  • Certification Results Coaching Systems (2010 — 2010)
  • Humaniora Sint-Jozef College Turnhout (1980 — 1986)

Companies

  • Professor University of Antwerp - Faculty of Business and Economics (2019)
  • Melexis Endowed Chair of Neuroscience- and Technology-enabled High Performance Organizations Antwerp Management School (2017)
  • Professor EADA Business School Barcelona (2011)
  • Partner - Director NeuroTrainingLab (TM) (2010)
  • Visiting Professor Universidad Adolfo Ibañez (2009)
  • Visiting Professor Mediterranean School of Business (2008)
  • Editor, NeuroLeadership Journal The NeuroLeadership Institute (2012 — 2013)
  • Research Fellow of the Centre of Global Workforce Strategy Simon Fraser University (2009 — 2012)
  • Associate Professor IESE Business School (2001 — 2010)

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