Advisory Board Members
We are honoured to have the following distinguished people being part of our advisory board.
Antoinette Rijsenbilt PhD
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Antoinette Rijsenbilt has a special interest in issues concerning economics, leadership, governance and psychology. She is an economist (MSc Business Economics in 1991, PhD in 2011). In addition, she studied psychology and is a certified teacher. She has held various financial positions both in complex international organizations as in Small and Medium sized Enterprises. From 2009 she works for the Erasmus University Rotterdam. Her research focuses on personality (especially the narcissistic personality) and virtuousness of leaders and the impact on organizational outcomes. She is also the Program Director of the Erasmus Leadership Executive Program. |
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Avner Barnea PhD
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Avner Barnea PhD, is a senior competitive intelligence strategic consultant and also teaches (Strategic) Competitive Intelligence (CI) in various MBA academic programs in Israel. Dr. Barnea is teaching the course “Strategic Intelligence in the Competitive Landscape” in several MBA programs, among them the Academic College of Tel Aviv-Yaffa, and the MA program of the Department of Information Science, Bar Ilan University. He is currently Chairman of the Israel CI Forum (FIMAT); he also member of SCIP (Strategic and Competitive Intelligence Professionals) Board of Directors and distinguished member – academia, of SCIP. Dr. Barnea is publishing research articles about CI and Strategy in various academic journals. He is a former senior officer with the Israeli Security Agency (ISA) and is a research fellow in the National Security Studies Center, University of Haifa, Israel.Dr. Barnea new book (in Hebrew),”We Did Not Anticipate That: A Comparative Study of Failures in National and Business Intelligence” has been launched in Israel in December 2018. |
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Nanette Bulger |
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Nanette (nan) Bulger has 40 years of experience as a consulting and practitioner engineer, strategist, marketer and analytics expert in both profit and non-profit arenas in a number of global business arenas. She is currently an independent consultant in the animal health diagnostics industry in analytics, market strategy and customer facing education. Previous to that, she served as Executive Director of (SCIP) Strategic and Competitive Intelligence Professionals. She is the founder of (WISA) Women in Insights, Strategy and Analytics and is an advocate and author in the area of stem, stem+ and evidence based corporate social responsibility. She was global lead and sector senior director for Philips Healthcare, a Dutch multinational and for Covidien (Medtronic) along with a career journey that crosses a number of regions, industries and disciplines.Nan is an internationally published author on a variety of market intelligence, marketing, strategic planning, finance transformation and intellectual property topics. Nan has a B.S. in Physics and Environmental Science, an M.B.A. in Strategy and Marketing from Southern New Hampshire University, and a post graduate certificate in Strategic Risk and Uncertainty from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). |
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Biba Visnjicki PhD
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Over the last decade dr. Biba Visnjicki has supported companies world-wide in their strategy, business development and was frequently building and steering national and international innovation teams.She started her professional career in Serbia as a product and business developer. In 1998 she become regional Managing Director of Mobile Oil for the former Yugoslavia region. After finishing her PhD studies in The Netherlands, she has focused on developing her competencies and skills in the domains of strategy execution, business development, analytics and methodologies and tools for effective implementation of strategy and innovation. She has achieved QFD Black Belt status from the QFD Institute of America.Since beginning of 2017 dr. Visnjicki as Director Business Development is responsible for strategy, business positioning and strategic collaborations of the Fraunhofer Project Center at the University of Twente. |