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Danie De Kock

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Chief People Officer at Kent
📍 Australia

Danie de Kock is the Chief People Officer at Kent, focusing on strategic talent management and building a people-first culture. With a background that includes degrees in Industrial Sociology and Theology from North-West University, he has navigated four different company mergers, shaping his perspective on organizational resilience.

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Experience
19 Years
Current Role
Chief People Officer
Job Level
Leadership
Location
Australia
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Priorities

Topics Danie cares about

Talent in Energy
As a speaker at Gastech, he addresses bridging the talent gap and adapting the workforce to the needs of a transforming global energy industry.
People-First Culture
He aims to create a work environment where every individual feels they belong and are safe, respected, and valued, believing this is the foundation for achieving great things.
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Career

Work history

4-2024
Chief People Officer
Kent
7-2022 - 4-2024
Vice President Human Resources - Europe, Middle East & Africa
Kent
8-2021 - 7-2022
Vice President Human Resources - MEA, India & APAC
Kent
4-2017 - 8-2021
Director Human Resources - Middle East & Africa
SNC-Lavalin
1-2014 - 3-2017
Regional HR/IR Director - Sub Saharan Africa
SNC-Lavalin
In the press

Media appearances

Danie De Kock - Chief People Officer at Kent - The Org. Featured in Theorg.com
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Under the skin of Danie de Kock. Featured in Kent plc (news & insights)
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Education
2011 - 2014
Master of Science (MSc)
Nottingham Trent University
2007 - 2010
Master's degree - Industrial Sociology
North West University - Potchefstroom
2006 - 2007
B Comm Honours Degree
North-West University / Noordwes-Universiteit
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