GSFEN Business School UK Appoints Jens Bergmann of Germany as Head of Coaching and Mentoring
Oct 15, 2026
London, England Oct 15, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - GSFEN Business School UK is pleased to announce the appointment of Jens Bergmann of Germany as Head of Coaching and Mentoring, a strategic leadership role aimed at strengthening professional development, leadership capacity, mentoring initiatives, and the institution's commitment to developing globally competent professionals.
The appointment represents another step in the Business School's efforts to expand its international academic and professional development network while promoting coaching, mentorship, lifelong learning and leadership excellence across diverse professional communities.
As Head of Coaching and Mentoring, Bergmann will contribute to the development and coordination of initiatives designed to support personal growth, leadership effectiveness, professional confidence and career advancement. His role will focus on encouraging a culture of continuous learning, knowledge sharing and practical development that helps individuals identify their potential and translate it into meaningful professional and organisational outcomes.
Strengthening Leadership Through Coaching and Mentoring
Coaching and mentoring are increasingly recognised as valuable approaches to developing effective leaders, strengthening organisational performance and preparing professionals to navigate a rapidly changing global economy. Through this appointment, GSFEN Business School UK seeks to reinforce the importance of structured guidance, professional knowledge transfer and individual development within its wider educational mission.
In his new position, Bergmann will support the Business School's efforts to advance coaching and mentoring as important components of professional growth. The role provides an opportunity to contribute to programmes and initiatives that encourage reflective leadership, improved communication, strategic thinking, accountability and the development of practical workplace competencies.
The position also aligns with the institution's broader interest in connecting education with real-world professional experience. By promoting mentoring relationships and leadership development, the Business School aims to encourage individuals to become more confident decision-makers, responsible professionals and effective contributors to their organisations and communities.
An International Perspective on Professional Development
Bergmann's appointment also reflects the international character of GSFEN Business School UK and its ambition to engage professionals across national borders. His appointment from Germany reinforces the institution's commitment to building a diverse leadership network that values international collaboration, professional exchange and shared learning.
In an increasingly interconnected world, organisations require leaders who can work across cultures, adapt to changing circumstances and respond constructively to complex challenges. Coaching and mentoring can help cultivate these capabilities by providing individuals with opportunities to reflect on their experiences, develop new skills and benefit from guidance that supports their long-term ambitions.
Through its international network, GSFEN Business School UK seeks to promote professional development that is relevant to different sectors, communities and career stages. Bergmann's role will form part of this wider approach to strengthening leadership and encouraging meaningful professional relationships.
A Message from the Founder and Global President
Commenting on the appointment, Prof. Prince Blessing Lawal, Founder and Global President of GSFEN Business School UK and GSFEN Worldwide, offered the following advice to Bergmann:
"My advice to Jens Bergmann is to lead with integrity, empathy and a genuine commitment to developing others. Coaching and mentoring are not merely about sharing knowledge; they are about inspiring confidence, unlocking potential and helping people become better leaders. I encourage him to embrace collaboration, uphold the values of GSFEN and use this opportunity to make a meaningful and lasting impact on professionals across our international network. I wish him every success in this important role."
Advancing the Mission of GSFEN Business School UK
GSFEN Business School UK is a postgraduate-focused educational institution associated with the wider Global Socio-economic and Financial Evolution Network (GSFEN). Its activities are directed towards postgraduate learning, professional advancement, leadership development and international engagement.
The Business School seeks to contribute to a learning environment in which academic knowledge, professional experience and ethical leadership complement one another. Its broader vision recognises that education extends beyond the acquisition of qualifications; it also involves developing the judgement, skills, values and practical capabilities needed to make a positive contribution to society.
The appointment of a Head of Coaching and Mentoring supports this vision by placing greater emphasis on the human and professional dimensions of leadership. Effective mentoring can help emerging professionals learn from experience, identify development opportunities, and approach their responsibilities with greater clarity and purpose.
The institution's international outlook also creates opportunities to encourage dialogue among professionals from different backgrounds, supporting the exchange of ideas and experiences that can enrich leadership development.
A Commitment to Excellence and Global Impact
Under its motto, "ONE VISION. ONE MISSION. GLOBAL IMPACT," GSFEN continues to pursue initiatives that connect education, professional development and wider socio-economic progress.
The Business School places importance on values including integrity, excellence, compassion, collaboration and impact. These principles provide a foundation for its interest in developing professionals who combine competence with responsibility and who understand the importance of contributing positively to their workplaces and communities.
Bergmann's appointment as Head of Coaching and Mentoring is intended to strengthen this commitment by supporting the development of individuals and encouraging a culture in which knowledge, experience and professional guidance are shared for mutual benefit.
The institution looks forward to Bergmann's contribution as it continues to develop its international engagement and pursue opportunities that support leadership development, professional learning and institutional growth.
About GSFEN Business School UK
GSFEN Business School UK is a postgraduate-focused educational institution operating within the wider Global Socio-economic and Financial Evolution Network (GSFEN). The Business School focuses on postgraduate education, professional development, leadership, mentoring, and international collaboration.
Its broader mission is to encourage learning, ethical leadership and professional advancement while supporting initiatives that contribute to socio-economic development and global engagement.
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