Virginie Glaenzer – 53
Chief Marketing Officer, Visionary Digital Strategist, Storyteller
About me
Virginie Glaenzer is a Chief Marketing Officer, a visionary digital strategist, and storyteller with a passion for driving sustainability and simplifying complexity for leaders. With a goal to boost demand and enhance brand visibility, Virginie has developed sustainable and innovative digital marketing initiatives designed to nurture customer loyalty and encourage long-term retention. Her career is marked by crafting impactful marketing and sales strategies that resonate across various industries.
Virginie is a precise analyst and decision-maker known for leading by example. She is driven, goal-oriented, and focuses on growth, thriving under pressure with a “can-do” attitude. Her academic background is solid, with degrees from H.E.C. Paris and C.N.A.M., specializing in Marketing, Business, and Psychology in the Workplace.
As an author and a host, Virginie has contributed significantly to the discourse on business and leadership. She authored “The Abundance Economy” and co-authored “The Leadership Singularity,” besides hosting the “Pass the Mic” podcast. Her professional skills are multifaceted, including being a strategist who crafts sustainable strategies, a sense maker guiding teams through challenges, and a brand builder who captivates audiences with compelling narratives.
What do you do and why do you do it?
I’m passionate about understanding why people act the way they do and using my experience to uplift and support women as a whole. I strongly believe that the world thrives when feminine and masculine energies are in greater balance. I’m also dedicated to helping organizations embrace change and unlock the potential of an economy rooted in abundance.
What changed for you after age 50?
Turning 50 brought a sense of freedom and the space to finally prioritize myself.
What would you tell the 20 or 30-year-old YOU?
I would tell my younger self to trust her instincts and believe in her abilities, rather than seeking validation from the outside world.
What do you think you’ll tell yourself in retrospect at the end of your life?
At the end of my life, I hope to feel that I’ve lived it well and fully.
What impact do you think increased visibility can have on your business?
For organizations, increased visibility drives awareness and demand generation. For women, visibility transforms the very foundation of society, shifting the patriarchal model toward a more sustainable future for our planet.
Who or what inspires you and why?
I’ve been inspired by my colleague, Runa Bouius, who consistently embodies a mindset of continuous learning.
