Olga Vezertzi

About the Facilitator

Olga is an Inclusion and Belonging Programme Manager with a multidisciplinary background spanning Human Resources, Organisational development, Project Management, Strategic consulting and Education management. She brings a structured, human-centred approach to complex challenges, combining strategic thinking, programme management, process improvement, and cross-domain problem-solving to deliver sustainable and impactful outcomes.

Services and Expertise

  • Cross-domain knowledge – I can draw from many fields at once ( used to work as project manager in infrastructure projects, and as a performance excellence consultant in strategic consulting) rather than specialising in just one.

  • Structured thinking and process improvement – I organise ideas into frameworks, steps, or categories to make complex topics easier to understand and implement. I have experience in lean, agile and other process improvement techniques.

  • Communication adaptation – I can adjust tone and complexity (e.g., executive-level summary vs. beginner explanation).

  • Availability of perspectives – I can simulate different viewpoints (e.g., strategist, analyst, skeptic) to stress-test ideas.

  • Cultural inclusion & inclusive leadership – Over the past years, I have worked extensively on cultural inclusion and intelligence programs and advising teams on how to work more effectively together.

Clients and Support Provided

I work in the Engineering and Professional Services Consulting sector, leading programmes and strategic partnerships focused on inclusion, belonging, and social impact. I connect people, culture, and business priorities to drive meaningful and sustainable organisational impact.

Professional Qualifications and Expertise

  • Master of Science in Business Administration, Management

  • BSc in International and European Studies, Economics

  • QQI Level 6 Certificate in Project Management (6N4090) - Distinction

  • Lean Six Sigma, Green belt 

  • European exchange programme, Business and Managerial Economics

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