Ines Temple

About

Ines Temple is president of the board of LHH DBM Peru & LHH Chile, the leading career transition organizations in both countries. LHH is the world’s #1 leader in outplacement. Ines is also president of the board of the SafeStorage Co. the pioneer firm in its sector; president of the International Women Forum IWF Peru and president of the International Advisory Committee of Centrum PUCP business school. She is an independent board member of Apoyo Comunicaciones, Ines is also a board member with several reputed NGOs like Liga Contra el Cáncer, Empresarios por la Integridad y Peruanos por Peruanos. She is a member of the Transparencia Peru assembly and she is active in organizations like EsHoy, L+1, WCD Perú, YPO y Women in Tech Perú s. As author of the Spanish-language bestseller “Usted S.A” the #1 most sold book in Peru in the last 10 years. Published in 2010 her book is now in its 22th edition and has sold over 170k books so far. The English version, You, Incorporated: was published in 2018 and Yo S.L. the Spanish version was launched in 2021 in Spain. She has been recognized among the "500 most influential leaders of Latinoamérica" por Bloomberg in 2024. She was recognized as one of the most influential voices in Latin America by LinkedIn Top Voices 2019 and as #1 in the ranking of HRInfluencers by GoIntegro 2020. During the past seven years Ines’ reputation and leadership earned her recognition as one of the top #25 business leaders in Peru according to MERCO Leaders Peru Ranking. For six years she has remained among the top #3 CEOs with best online reputation in Peru and the most influential business’ woman in the digital world in Peru. Ines was named a most influential leader in the business sector, according to a study published in El Comercio. In 2018 she received the Stephen G. Harrison Star Thrower Award 2018, a prestigious worldwide LHH award given to those who contribute the most to making a difference in the lives of others. She was president of Care Peru, Peru2021 and OWIT Peru. She was vice president of the board of American Chamber of Commerce in Peru. She has a business degree from New York University and holds an MBA from Adolfo Ibañez. She has completed leadership courses at various universities: Universidad de Piura, Harvard, Kellogg, Georgetown and Singularity. She has three children.