Steven Van Belleghem is an international keynote speaker. He is a part-time marketing professor at Vlerick Business School and a guest speaker at London Business School. Steven is also an entrepreneur: he is a partner of inspiration company Nexxworks and co-founder of content creation agency Snackbytes. He is a director at Plan International Belgium.

"Let’s lead off this year’s “Top 10” with one of my favorite authors. Van Belleghem always delivers. Most companies want to create a customer-centric culture, but many struggle, even though they are capable of doing so. This is what the author refers to as A Diamond in the Rough. In addition to clearly articulated concepts, there are more than 100 tips and examples to help you build a culture that gets and keeps customers." - Forbes

Steven Van Belleghem is an international keynote speaker. He is a part-time marketing professor at Vlerick Business School and a guest speaker at London Business School. Steven is also an entrepreneur: he is a partner of inspiration company Nexxworks and co-founder of content creation agency Snackbytes. He is a director at Plan International Belgium.

"Let’s lead off this year’s “Top 10” with one of my favorite authors. Van Belleghem always delivers. Most companies want to create a customer-centric culture, but many struggle, even though they are capable of doing so. This is what the author refers to as A Diamond in the Rough. In addition to clearly articulated concepts, there are more than 100 tips and examples to help you build a culture that gets and keeps customers." - Forbes

Steven Van Belleghem is an international keynote speaker. He is a part-time marketing professor at Vlerick Business School and a guest speaker at London Business School. Steven is also an entrepreneur: he is a partner of inspiration company Nexxworks and co-founder of content creation agency Snackbytes. He is a director at Plan International Belgium.

"Let’s lead off this year’s “Top 10” with one of my favorite authors. Van Belleghem always delivers. Most companies want to create a customer-centric culture, but many struggle, even though they are capable of doing so. This is what the author refers to as A Diamond in the Rough. In addition to clearly articulated concepts, there are more than 100 tips and examples to help you build a culture that gets and keeps customers." - Forbes