Belgian-born leader Berg has been appointed as the new Secretary-General of the World Scout Bureau, the international secretariat based in Kuala Lumpur. This significant scouting leadership change was announced on 2025-06-03 16:19:00, marking a new chapter for the global scouting movement.
- Born in Antwerp, lived in Kuala Lumpur
- Leads strategic growth and organizational transformation
- Managed FOS Open Scouting 2006-2010
- Holds leadership roles at World Scout Bureau
- Assumes Secretary-General role immediately
- Committed to empowering youth worldwide through scouting
With over 20 years of experience in strategic growth and organizational transformation, Berg’s journey from Antwerp to Kuala Lumpur highlights a remarkable career. His leadership roles within the World Scout Bureau and previous federal responsibility for FOS Open Scouting in Belgium underscore his deep commitment to youth development.
How will Berg’s appointment impact Belgian scouts and the wider international community? And what does this mean for the future of scouting values that resonate strongly in Belgium? These questions set the stage for understanding his new role.
Berg’s appointment raises important considerations about the future of scouting worldwide and Belgium’s role within it. How might his extensive experience shape the movement’s direction? Key points include:
- His decade-long leadership within the World Scout Bureau ensures continuity and global insight.
- Strong ties to Belgian scouting organizations highlight local relevance and influence.
- Focus on equipping young people with life skills aligns well with Belgium’s youth development goals.
As Berg steps into his new role, Belgian scouts and supporters worldwide should stay engaged with upcoming initiatives. Will this leadership change bring renewed energy and innovation to scouting? Only time will tell, but the future looks promising for scouting in Belgium and beyond.
