Some people find a job.
Lucien found a question.
It has taken him further than he probably expected when he started out in Amsterdam.
To Dubai, where he helped reshape how 9,000 people were rewarded and developed at one
of the region's biggest banks. Into the middle of a merger between telecom giants.
Into the guts of a not-for-profit that quietly keeps the internet running. And onto
the ground floor of an AI company trying to figure out how to pay and retain talent
nobody had quite hired before.
He has wired boardrooms and shop floors alike — leading HR for a billion-dollar energy
business across five continents, then turning around and becoming the person on the
other side of the interview table, helping companies find the leaders who will
take them into their next chapter.
Lucien shows up when something needs to change. Not the easy kind of change — the kind
where two cultures need to actually become one, where a pay structure that made sense
five years ago suddenly doesn't, where a fast-growing company has outgrown the playbook
it started with.
He is the person people call when “it's complicated” is the honest answer.