Ramon Vullings is an international motivational speaker on a mission to redefine leadership and innovation. His cutting-edge research in cross-industry innovation and leadership remix approaches and his seven New York Times-bestselling books are reshaping how organizations approach innovation, culture, and business transformation.
He is the author of three management books that focus on the strategies and techniques that have helped leaders develop combined solutions to complex problems. Ramon is a cross-industry expert consultant and ideaDJ, wowing audiences worldwide through witty banter, research, visuals, and storytelling.
Over the past fifteen years, Ramon has delivered over 800+ presentations in 23 countries. He has had the immense privilege of speaking to esteemed organizations such as NASA, Rabobank, Nike, Pfizer, Volkswagen, TEDx, Siemens, PwC, Royal FloraHolland, AB InBev, Deutsche Telekom, L‘Oréal & Audi. Ramon has a unique way of explaining the importance of cross-sector collaborations and their impact on the success of your organization. His speeches have been a massive hit amongst business leaders, and they have complimented him on his ability to be an “electrifying and passionate speaker.”
Known as an ‘ideaDJ,’ Ramon is a leader who creates impactful and beautiful combinations which add real value. His latest book: ‘Great Leaders Mix and Match’ teaches how next-level, cross-sector collaboration is the key to solutions that provide an elegant answer to several challenges simultaneously. The book has been described as an “inspiring, high-energy, visual guide to creative leadership.” He helps his clients with practical take-aways to develop a new mindset and the skills to offer elegant solutions as ideaDJs within their organizations and communities.
Besides his work as an international speaker and innovation consultant, Ramon is an executive professor at the Fontys University of Applied Sciences in Eindhoven and the Antwerp Management School. He also serves as board member for GInI (the Global Innovation Institute).
When he isn’t on the road helping inspire tomorrow’s future innovators, he calls Antwerp, Belgium his home, where he resides with his family and is hard at work preparing for whatever tomorrow may bring.