Aurelie Vandenbulcke, Junior Consultant
Aurelie Vandenbulcke
With Pideeco since September, 2023
Aurélie Vandenbulcke is a highly motivated newcomer, taking her first steps into the world of finance with ambition and dynamism. With an insatiable appetite for knowledge, she is determined to master the intricacies of AML and KYC.
Aurélie joined Pideeco in September 2023 as a Financial Crime Junior Consultant immediately after completing her Master’s degree in Business Economics with a specialization in European and International Business at Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Management. Her curiosity, open-mindedness, and enterprising spirit drive her to pursue continuous learning and growth at Pideeco, making her a valued member of the team.
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Aurelie Vandenbulcke
Junior Consultant
Brussels, Belgium
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