Greet Keppens

• Over 30 years in manufacturing environments and healthcare, in senior management or executive positions
• Experienced in organizational transformation and change management in corporate environments and ME’s
• Background in operational excellence
• Leadership experience in diverse functional domains

Unique Greet

Change is my drive, connecting people or ideas from different environments is my passion and creating sustainable impact for people and organizations is my energy source.

To me, leadership is grounded in authenticity, courage, and empathy. I stand firmly by following values- integrity, respect, and social responsibility- and encourage others to do the same. My definition of success goes beyond performance metrics: true success is the ability to touch people’s hearts, connect to the company’s purpose and igniting passion in others.

There is nothing more relaxing for mountain gal Greet than hiking long distances with her husband, family or friends in nature in its most pristine and wild form. I love sharing the passion for nature with our grandchildren, inspiring their curiosity and wonder for the world around them. In my free time I love reading (really everything), listening to classical music or gardening.

Throughout my career, I’ve been very fortunate to work with many inspiring bosses and colleagues who were true mentors. They shared their mistakes and lessons learned, gave me candid feedback and helped me grow faster toward my goals and potential. Their openness and trust made a lasting impact on the way I lead and support others.

Today, I find it deeply fulfilling to share my experiences with mentees, helping them uncover their strengths, overcome challenges, and reach their full potential. In addition, mentoring is a two-way journey of growth, inspiration, and continuous learning.

As a Chinese proverb says, “Keep a child’s heart even as you grow old.” I am convinced that curiosity, humility, eagerness to learn and openness to feedback is essential to stay relevant and fulfilled in a fast-moving world. That’s why I continue to have a mentor myself, even today.