Boyden’s Leadership Series Features Robeco’s Leni Boeren

- Chief Operating Officer at asset management firm outlines changes in financial services, combating cybersecurity threats, and improving diversity -

ROTTERDAM, Netherlands--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Boyden, a global leader in executive search, today released a new issue of its Leadership Series, featuring an in-depth interview with Leni Boeren, Chief Operating Officer at Robeco, a Dutch asset management firm acquired by Japan’s ORIX in 2013.

In the new issue of the Boyden Leadership Series, Ms. Boeren discusses changes in the financial services industry, combating cybersecurity threats, why diversity extends beyond gender, senior executives as role models, and the impact of younger generations in the workplace.

The interview also includes a sidebar discussion with Joost Goudsmit, Managing Partner of Boyden Netherlands, and his view on today’s corporate leaders.

“Leni’s leadership has positively impacted Robeco in light of the significant changes the global financial services industry has undergone in recent years,” said Mr. Goudsmit. “Her ability to be agile, while still focusing on Robeco’s mission for company growth and achieving their financial objectives, are accomplishments to be emulated by other leaders.”

At Robeco, Boeren is a member of the group management board and also has responsibility for select businesses in the United States and the Netherlands. During the past 20 years with the company, she has held various leadership positions in marketing, product development and sales, as well as information technology and general management.

With more than 30 years of experience in the financial services industry, Boeren has worked for two banks, a stock exchange and an asset manager. In addition to her role at Robeco, she serves on the boards of the Dutch Fund and Asset Management Association, Tata Steel Netherlands, NV Nuon Energy and Amsterdam Sinfonietta.

She holds an MBA from Erasmus University in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

The full interview with Leni Boeren and sidebar interview with Boyden’s Joost Goudsmit are available at www.boyden.com.

Previous editions of Boyden’s Leadership Series include interviews with Chris Clark, Group Executive, Asia-Pacific at Visa; Noor Menai, President & CEO of CTBC Bank USA; Frank Holder, Chairman of FTI Consulting in Latin America; Paolo Cornetta, Senior Vice President and Group Head of HR of UniCredit SpA; Sandy Gould, Senior Vice President of Talent Acquisition and Development of Yahoo; António Mexia, CEO of EDP-Energias de Portugal; Harald Norvik, a Director of ConocoPhillips and former CEO of Statoil; Stephan Winkelmann, President & CEO of Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A.; Luís Mira Amaral, CEO of Banco BIC Português; Jeffrey Housenbold, President and CEO of Shutterfly Inc.; Jaime Rivera, CEO of Bladex; Svein Rennemo, Chairman of Statoil; Ümran Beba, Region President for Asia Pacific for PepsiCo; David Gergen, Director of Harvard’s Center for Public Leadership and a former presidential advisor; and Robert Reich, currently Professor of Public Policy at the University of California at Berkeley and a former US Secretary of Labor. All are available on Boyden’s website.

About the Series

The Boyden Leadership Series is an ongoing publication that highlights the views of high-profile business leaders on issues relevant to leadership, management and talent acquisition. The series’ editors conduct interviews with heads of corporations and other key organizations across the globe to further growth and the exchange of ideas.

About Boyden World Corporation

Boyden is a global leader in executive search and talent advisory services with more than 70 offices in over 40 countries. Founded in 1946, Boyden specializes in high level executive search, interim management and human capital consulting across a broad spectrum of markets and sectors. For further information, visit the firm’s website at www.boyden.com.

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Source: Boyden World Corporation

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