After a gap year in Texas, Roderick did a bachelor at University College Utrecht and UCLA, after which he completed a master in International Peace and Security at King’s College London. He then started his career at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at the embassy in Ethiopia. Following a short period in Ethiopia he joined as an international manager at HSBC. He remained with HSBC until this day. During his time at HSBC he has taken up roles such as Customer Experience Manager, Credit Risk Management Analyst and Vice President, Coverage, Global Banking.
The international theme of his studies remained with him during his career: with HSBC he lived in places such as New York, London, Sri Lanka and the Netherlands.vDuring his career he completed a global executive MBA at the London Business School and Columbia Business School. Currently he is back in The Netherlands and Belgium as Country Head of Global Payments Solutions.
Roderick is 41, is married, has two kids and lives in Voorschoten.
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Books
Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art
Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress
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Transcript
Please find the transcription of this interview here: Roderick Feltzer.
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