Professor at of Practice in Regenerative Business, Innovation and Technology at Católica Porto Business School.
PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) in Business and Management (specialising in Corporate Social Responsibility), International Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility, Nottingham University Business School, UK, 2003-2006.
Fellow and Head Program Instructor at the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership.
Visiting Professor at Antwerp Management School’s Sustainable Transformation Lab, which he established in 2017.
Director of the think-tank and media company, Kaleidoscope Futures, through which he co-produced and presented the award-winning documentary film on the circular economy called Closing the Loop.
Founder of CSR International and Board Member of the Globally Responsible Leadership Initiative (GRLI).
Dr Visser previously served as Director of Sustainability Services for KPMG and Strategy Analyst for Capgemini in South Africa.
His work as a strategy analyst, sustainability advisor, CSR expert, futurist and professional speaker has taken him to 82 countries in the past 30 years to work with over 250 clients.
Author of 44 books, including Thriving, an Amazon bestseller in 18 countries.
Over 375 chapters, articles and reports published and has been a guest columnist for The Huffington Post, The Guardian and the World Economic Forum.
Globally recognized "pracademic", listed as one of the world’s Top 10 ESG speakers, Top 10 most influential faculty thinkers on issues of responsible business in social media, a top 100 influencer on CSR and sustainable business, a top 100 thought-leader in trustworthy business and a top 100 sustainability leader.
He is also the recipient of the Global CSR Excellence & Leadership Award, the Emerald Literati Outstanding Author Contribution Award.
MSC (Master of Science) in Human Ecology, Centre for Human Ecology, University of Edinburgh, UK, 1995-1996
BBUSSC (Bachelor of Business Science) in Marketing (Honours), Business Science Department, University of Cape Town, South Africa,1988-1991.
More info: https://www.waynevisser.com/