Bernard DuPasquier

Bernard DuPasquier is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in non-profit management, leadership, quality management, and complexity theories.

He has held various leading positions in NGOs specializing in social work, development, and humanitarian aid, where he honed his skills in strategic thinking, program leadership, and quality management.

In recent years, Bernard has focused on exploring complexity and living systems theories to enhance the design and management of social and development projects.

His specialties include the ability to synthesize ideas, analytical and structured thinking, strong organizational and planning skills, an interdisciplinary approach, innovation, and creative problem-solving.

He excels in leadership by emphasizing sense-making, facilitation, clarity, and autonomy.

Bernard DuPasquier's educational background encompasses certificates in various fields such as Non-Profit Management, Public Relations, Fundraising, and Theology.

He has also pursued specialized training in areas like Participatory Leadership, Realist Evaluation of Complex Programs, and Design Thinking, among others.

Throughout his career, Bernard has held significant roles such as Managing Director, Head of Knowledge Sharing and Cooperation Systems, and Head of Project Quality Management Unit at organizations like Bread for all, HEKS, EPER, and YWCA-YMCA Switzerland.

He has also served as a Parish Minister, showcasing his diverse skill set and adaptability across different roles within the non-profit sector.