Jitske Kramer is a corporate anthropologist with a unique perspective on coexistence in diverse cultures. Founder of HumanDimensions, her work takes her around the globe to conduct field research, including expeditions to South Africa in 2009 and Togo in 2019. Kramer's in-depth exploration of different societies and their practices offers a rich, anthropological insight into how people interact within their cultural contexts.

Kramer's written works serve as a testament to her expertise and understanding of cultural dynamics. Among her authored books are "Jam Cultures" and "Tricky Tijden," which delve into the effects of cultural shock on societies, specifically focusing on the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on the Netherlands. Kramer also co-authored "The Corporate Tribe," honored as the Management Book of the Year in 2016, accentuating her prowess in the literary domain.

Her unique understanding of liminality, the concept describing transitional periods where normal limits on thoughts and behaviors are relaxed, forms the cornerstone of her public engagements. Known for delivering challenging keynotes and masterclasses, Kramer frequently speaks on how societies and individuals can adapt to significant changes and manage cultural differences. In 2013, this dedication to sharing her insights earned her the title of Trainer of the Year, further demonstrating her capacity to effectively communicate complex ideas to diverse audiences.

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