Liberius Director

EXPERTISE

  • Set up of novel businesses in an international setting
  • Team leadership
  • Business development

QUALIFICATIONS

  • FSMA and CSSF fit & proper status as SICAV director
  • Experienced CEO
  • Client service firm experience
  • Corporate finance & M&A

PROFESSIONAL

  • Procter & Gamble
  • McKinsey & Company
  • IMS
  • Funds For Good
  • Liber.ius

EDUCATION

  • INSEAD In-Board
  • MBA Kellogg
  • Master in Tax Law
  • Solvay Business School Commercial Engineer

Marc Verhaeren

Director

Marc is a business professional with more that 20 years of experience in management consulting and entrepreneurship.

Marc started his career with Procter & Gamble where he held  both finance and marketing functions. He then spent 7 years with McKinsey & Company focusing on Strategy and Sales & Marketing. While at McKinsey & Co, he got acquainted with the extremely high service level, important expectations and client-oriented thinking that prevail in client service firms like management consulting and law firms. As a natural team player, Marc attracted many consultants to work on the engagements he was leading.

In 2005 he started his entrepreneurial track as co-Founder and CEO of IMS, a media company in Paris. In 2010 he co-founded and led Funds For Good, a listed SICAV of responsible investments which recently reached 500 MEUR of assets under management.

Since 2020, he’s coaching start-ups and spin-offs in various sectors like Renewables, Artificial Intelligence and Client Service firms.

Marc is based in Brussels and advices Liber.ius on its strategy, operations, digitalization and growth.

Why choose for a Liber.ius partner?

Our quality lies in our people. The Liber.ius team of lawyers brings together a diverse group of bright legal minds all with hands-on experience and high standards of excellence gathered at the largest law firms and corporate legal departments in the country and the world. They are focussed on delivering top notch services and developing valuable long-term client relationship

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