Hi, I’m Muriel. I bring structure to change.
Change & project manager with an analytical eye, an international heart and a real drive to help people and organisations grow.
From the Flemish Ardennes to Asia, and back.
I grew up in the Flemish Ardennes and studied computer science in Ghent, followed by a master’s in information systems in Aix-en-Provence. Through Fortis’s International Management Trainee programme I got to know six departments from the inside, from Brussels and Liège to Amsterdam.
As a laureate of the Prince Albert Fund I moved to Hong Kong. What followed were ten years in Asia and Australia, where my children were born. There I learned to see opportunities instead of risks, and to adapt quickly to new markets, cultures and circumstances.
In 2017 I returned to Europe and founded mseed in Waregem. Since then I have led projects where a lot comes together: mergers, digital transformations, IT migrations and crisis situations. I make sure people feel supported and involved, so the change actually sticks.
My journey
Always learning, to guide better.
Leading Change Successfully
Antwerp Management SchoolLeading complex change, such as reorganisations, digital transformations and internationalisation. Dealing with resistance, uncertainty and limited capacity and time, with change tools I apply straight away as a manager and consultant.
Connecting people, beyond my work too.
Guest lecturer, Vlajo
With ‘Ondernemers voor de Klas’ (Entrepreneurs in the Classroom) I inspire secondary school pupils to be entrepreneurial: creativity, collaboration and resilience.
President and secretary, JCI Waregem
Developed a vision and action plan, led a board of six and a chapter of 15+ members. Co-organiser of West-Vlaamse Jonge Ondernemer (West Flanders Young Entrepreneur).
World Cleanup Day Belgium
As programme coordinator, sought partnerships with BeWapp, Mooimakers, River Cleanup and Eneco Clean Beach Cup.
MBLBC
Member of the Malaysia Belgium Luxembourg Business Council.
What I stand for
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