016: Cultural Differences in Brussels with Wytze Russchen

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After completing his Master’s in International Relations at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands and two EU-related internships in Brussels, Wytze Russchen worked as a political adviser to Mr. Willy De Clercq, a member of the European Parliament and Belgian Minister of State.

In this podcast, Wytze talks about Cultural Differences in Brussels

Wytze assisted Mr. De Clercq in his capacity as Chairman of the European Parliament’s External Trade Committee and the Legal Affairs and Internal Market Committee.

He is considered one of the most influential Dutch persons in Brussels.

Interview Links

Links that are mentioned in this episode:

• Email: Wytzerusschen@gmail.com
• Website: http://dr2.nl/russchen-consultants
• Twitter: http://twitter.com/wytzerusschen
• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wytzerusschen

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Chris Smit

Chris is passionate about Cultural Differences. He has been helping organizations save time and money when they work Internationally for the last 20+ years. While doing this he had the fortunate opportunity to hold lectures, workshops, and consulting projects on this subject World Wide. It has made him understand his own culture much better and appreciate the differences around the world.
His education is in Organisational Psychology and he has lived in the USA, the Netherlands, and currently lives in Belgium.

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