Ezequiel Kieczkier
Ezequiel didn't know whether to be a doctor or a stripper, so he chose a middle ground: he became a consultant. Humor is always with him—it's one of his essential fuels—and also one of the keys that led him to co-found Olivia with his partner, mentor, and friend Alberto Bethke.
He believes that limits are only designed to be broken and considers that a good cause is worth more than a company trading on the stock market.
A nomad by definition, he is capable of crossing the Atlantic—or the world—for a worthwhile lunch with the right client (unless Boca Juniors is playing). Over the years, he has become a specialist in organizational culture, leadership, creativity, and innovation, accumulating some of the most unusual experiences life can offer, like consulting in the middle of the Amazon rainforest.
He is the co-author of Crisis & Co with Gabriel Weinstein, his partner, friend, and family. He currently works as a speaker and columnist in numerous media outlets in Latin America on management topics.
Given his pacifist vision, Ezequiel facilitates interreligious conflicts, with a special emphasis on the Middle East. Despite the chaos of the world, he sees opportunities for peace wherever there are two people willing to have a good conversation.
Sports? Yes, yes... he plays tennis almost every day!
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Ezequiel Kieczkier, founding partner at Olivia, and Gabriel Weinstein, partner and Europe managing partner at Olivia, recently co-authored their book ...
DISCOVER
MY BOOK
It has always kept me awake at night trying to understand social and business phenomena. To understand what generates movements, their causes, and consequences. Thanks to all these years of consulting, I was able to observe the drivers that lead people and organizations to success or failure in contexts of high uncertainty. Many of those lessons are poured into this book, which aims to be a light to guide us in times of crisis and also in times of calm, preparing us to face any future challenge.
