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Erik Visser: Navigating Global Leadership and Career Choices

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In this episode, Erik Visser emphasizes the importance of cultural adaptation, exploring new opportunities, and the mindset needed to turn obstacles into success. Additionally, the conversation covers the complexities of leading international teams, the significance of personal investment, and the need for sustainable practices in the industry. The discussion is filled with insights on leadership, risk-taking, and fostering cohesive, high-performing teams across diverse environments.

 

Episode Highlights:

04:20 The Importance of Taking Risks

08:45 Navigating Cultural Differences in Leadership

18:22 The Power of Persistence: Turning No into Yes

22:13 Think Before You Jump, Then Jump

26:03 Head of the Mouse vs. Lion's Tail

 

Erik Visser is the CEO at Hamlet Protein and an experienced global manager. A graduate of the Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam, Erik built his career working in different Latin America and European countries.

 

With a background in blue chip companies and SME, Erik Visser has gained insight and experience in strategic and operational management. Working with PE ownership he has successfully managed turn around and exit processes.

 

Hamlet Protein is dedicated to the development and marketing of specialty ingredients for young animals. The company has production plants in the US (Findlay, Ohio) and Denmark (Horsens).

 

Learn more about Erik:

Erik’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erikvisser/

Hamlet Protein Website: https://www.hamletprotein.com/

 

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