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Dominique Monami
Director of the Mentally Fit Institute - Sports Unit
Management Coach
International Keynote Speaker
The fighting spirit of Dominique Monami became famous and has largely crossed the borders, since Dominique was the first Belgian lady to be ranked in the world’s top ten of the women’s tennis ( nr 9 of the world). This is due to her willpower and her desire to constantly surpass.
Dominique joined the mentally Fit Institute in 2004. She has excellent communication skills, her passion and enthusiasm create a dynamic atmosphere during the conferences, the coaching-sessions, and team-buildings.
Her book “ All is in the character” ( Lannoo 2007) is a deep testimony of her top-sports’ life experience. This work has been completed by Alain Goudsmet’s analysis and mentions number of useful hints for stress undergoing organizations.
email : dominique.monami@mentallyfit.be
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Languages : french, dutch, english
Themes : Corporate Athlete (Energy Management - Stress Management), Team Energy
Interventions : Conference, Workshops, Training, Individual Coaching
Public : Executive, Staff
References : Abbott, UCM, EMC², Pizza Hut, European Banking Federation, Trends Top, Manutan, ADEPS , BOIC
Dominique Monami :
- Certified from College SFX for Modern Languages in 1991
- Tennis pro 1991 - 2000
- Best world classification: 9th
- Bronze medal at the Olympics Sydney 2000
- Member of Fed Cup team from 1991 until 2000
- Board member representing top 20 from 1997 until 2000
- Member of selection committee and athlete committee for the Olympic Committee since 2001
- Certified tennis coach from VTV (Flemish tennis school)
- Director of the Ethias trophy since 2006
- Director of the Brussels Open since 2011
- Co-Director of tennisschool « Tennis 4 fun » in Mechelen since 2010
- Best sports attitude 1998
- Co-author of the book « All is in the character», together with Alain Goudsmet, Lannoo Editions 2007, prefaced by Jacques Rogge, President of the Olympic Committee
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