ABOUT ME
Nadine Bienefeld, Dr. Sc. ETH
Over 15 years of professional experience as an executive coach
Senior Researcher and Lecturer ETH Zürich and University of Zurich
University Lecturer and Head of the Center for Human Resources, Development and Sports Psychology at the University of Applied Sciences Zurich, Institute for Applied Psychology
Head of Human Factors & Systems at SWISS Int. Airlines
Human Factors Specialist at the Swiss Federal Office for Civil Aviation (BAZL)
University Lecturer in Human Factors at the School of Engineering (ZHAW)
Safety & Crew Resource Management Trainer at Swiss Aviation Training Ltd.
Head of Inhouse Training and Lecturer at Management School St. Gallen
Visiting Researcher at NASA
Proficient in German & English, Fluent in French & Spanish, Conversational in Italian
As a reliable and experienced professional who loves working with people, I am full of ideas and committed to help people at work be more safe and more successful.
My Mission
My mission is to elevate leadership effectiveness in an evolving world, harnessing the synergies between humans and advanced technologies. By integrating insights from diverse fields, from AI to neuroscience, I guide leaders through transformational journeys towards authenticity, purpose, and trust-building. My goal is to create environments where innovation flourishes and teams are empowered to excel.
“People are the most critical element in system safety, reliability and performance. Their creativity, adaptability and problem-solving capabilities are key to resilient operations across the gamut of aerospace applications. Advances in computing power and communications, increased automation and access to distributed information resources for collaboration, monitoring and control, all contribute to new challenges for humans as critical decision-makers in complex systems.”
All photography provided by Jared Chambers
ETH Science City Talk: The Future of Work and Human-AI Teaming
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