Without the others – we are no one
I have felt like an outsider for a big part of my life. As a child it was due to my Spanish background. When I got older it was probably because of my personality ; )
Sociology became my way of understanding why most of us feel like outsiders, and how communities are so important for our existence. As humans, organisations and society.
The young generation is in front when it comes to developing our society and jobs.
The gender revolution teaches us new ways of becoming a human being.
And modern communities set leadership, creativity and us free.
I have specialized in these 3 subjects for more than 25 years. Welcome.
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GEN YZ SHOW US THE WAY
TO THE FUTURE
Lead, attract & withhold them & understand the future workplace
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UNRULY WOMEN HAVE MORE FUN!
How to take your space -
and free your creativity
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the fantastic
community
The art of succeeding together in times of change
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Why Danes are the Happiest People
And how you can become
more "Dane"
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The young men are copying their mothers career form rather than their fathers in order to escape the carrier prison. The young women are still fighting to get through the glass ceiling. Both think that companies who articulate initiatives and products specifically aimed at a particular gender are hopeless. Gen Z is releasing themselves from gender – and that demands new strategies for leadership and talent management. A translation of ...
Today, any responsible leader makes sure that no sexist culture is allowed to take place in their organization. At the same time any kind of bias is already history in first mover companies. When it comes to modern communities, gender will both be used as a strong asset – and at the same time disappear. A translation of an article published in the danish newspaper: Boersen The list is getting ...
TEDx talk for University St. Andrews in April 2021 By Emilia van Hauen, cultural sociologist, board member, bestselling author Do you know why blonde jokes are so short? Because then men can understand them too! Studies show that blondes actually DO have more fun. But I know another group of women who have even more fun – and don’t need to tell bad jokes or put men down to have ...
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TEDx talk: Unruly Women Have More Fun!
In 2021, I gave this TEDx talk for University St. Andrews in Scotland - which was recorded in Copenhagen due to Covid-19. It has therefore been made as a salon with the most amazing women. Join the club!
TEDx Copenhagen 2010
In 2010 I gave a TEDx talk in Copenhagen about why the Danes are such a happy people. And why trust, equality and social security creates a strong society. This is framed by the story of the big misunderstanding between my Spanish grandparents in their marriage and how Tashita from Ghana was rescued when she was accused of being a witch.
Recommendation:
Thank you very much for your inspiring talk at the meeting today. Many of my co-workers have expressed their excitement for you, your energy, and your way of conveying your message – how you use stories and examples. Your background gives weight to your message! People are already requesting your book. Once again, thank you for your contribution to a lovely day – with room for reflection.
Tina Kepka
Astellas Pharma a/s – Nordic Operations
Recommendations
It was fantastic!
We in the management team have discussed challenges with recruitment and education of new employees. We therefore invited Emilia van Hauen to educate us about generation
Y and Z, which in a few years will take over the labour market. We got many great insights which enhanced our understanding of the younger employees – and from which we will definitely adjust our recruitment program and how we train our future employees, so both elements are a better fit.
Michael Villemoes Larsen
Head of Administration,
Copenhagen City Court
Digital talk:
A sincere recommendation!
Emilia is an incredibly empathetic speaker with something important at heart. Her high level of professionalism combined with her bubbly and present personality made her performance go beyond the online conditions. There was a good balance between dissemination, slides and “probs” – One was captivated throughout and even though it was behind a screen she burned through with key messages about organisations,
generations and the future. Her presentation provoked reflection and a desire for action. I would strongly recommend you to invite Emilia, then you’ll go into the future more capable and with a better set of skills.
Sara Hansen Lavrsen
PR- and Marketing Manager, Hartmanns
Strengthened from your presentations!
It was once again a great pleasure to see and hear you yesterday! You are a unique combination of science, practice and good examples, mixed with an engaging commitment, which shows through being interested rather than just interesting. One leaves enriched, uplifted and strengthened from your presentations – and I could see that the members did so too.
Tina Buch Olsson
Senior consultant, The Danish Chamber of Commerce
Highly relevant and exciting online lecture!
Emilia van Hauen gave a highly relevant and exciting online lecture regarding her book ‘The tyranny of success – and the way out’ by forming new communities. She manages to go beyond the screen with her exiting insights and points, time flew by even though it was late afternoon after a busy weekday, where the energy level isn´t at its highest. InnovationSilkeborg gives their highest
recommendations to online lectures with Emilia.
Anne Sofie Persson
Innovation Silkeborg