Jacqueline Moukheiber is a regional Human Resources Expert with over thirty years of diversified regional and international experience. She is currently the managing partner and shareholder of LEAP.
Her expertise encompasses the design, development and implementation of leadership and talent development programs, assessment centers and performance management systems.
Jacqueline has coached several professionals on personal productivity, effective personal leadership, motivational leadership, resilience and work/life balance.
She has taught Strategic Human Resources and delivered training throughout her career to a diverse set of audience ranging from grass root NGOs, start-ups, students and executive managers.
Jacqueline Moukheiber is a member of the Lebanese Coaching Association (LCA) and ICF (International Coaching Federation-Lebanon Chapter). She was recently selected by the Society for Human Resource Managers to be among the selected international cultural sensitivity test assessors.
She is a Certified Business Coach (CTA) and holds an MPA from Kennedy School of Government-Harvard University and a BE in Civil engineering from the American University of Beirut.
Her expertise encompasses the design, development and implementation of leadership and talent development programs, assessment centers and performance management systems.
Jacqueline has coached several professionals on personal productivity, effective personal leadership, motivational leadership, resilience and work/life balance.
She has taught Strategic Human Resources and delivered training throughout her career to a diverse set of audience ranging from grass root NGOs, start-ups, students and executive managers.
Jacqueline Moukheiber is a member of the Lebanese Coaching Association (LCA) and ICF (International Coaching Federation-Lebanon Chapter). She was recently selected by the Society for Human Resource Managers to be among the selected international cultural sensitivity test assessors.
She is a Certified Business Coach (CTA) and holds an MPA from Kennedy School of Government-Harvard University and a BE in Civil engineering from the American University of Beirut.
