For more than 25 years, Caroline von Ledebur has been advising CEOs and top management of companies on leadership networks as well as on questions of succession, corporate governance and strategy implementation. Before joining MAP in 2013, she built her own consulting business and advised leaders on networking, relationship building, development and performance. She also works as a certified Coach.

In the years prior, Caroline was CEO of G100, a membership-only organization which brings together active Chairmen and CEOs from major publicly traded companies in the USA and Europe. G100 provides forums in which Chairmen and CEOs can privately discuss and debate business issues and best practices. Caroline also co-founded and lead the CEO Academy and the Chairman Academy, which were sponsored by G100.

Previously, Caroline was a Principal at Spencer Stuart in the Frankfurt and New York offices and has served as a director on the board of the Jackson Laboratory.

Earlier in her career, Caroline was a consultant with Roland Berger Strategy Consultants in Munich. She also worked with the Austrian Academy of Sciences consulting for EU research projects and as a researcher at The Rockefeller University in New York.

Caroline holds a D.Phil. in Molecular Biology from Oxford University and a B.A. in Biology from Smith College in the US. She is co-author of How to Run a Company—Lessons from Top Leaders of the CEO Academy, from Random House, as well as the author of various scientific publications.

Caroline has lived many years in the US as well as in the UK, Germany, Tunisia, The Netherlands and Japan, and has currently settled in Austria. She speaks English, German and French fluently.