Who I am

My work is grounded in clarity, empathy and courage:

  • Clarity to organise complexity and make change visible step by step.
  • Empathy to take people’s realities seriously and create space for development.
  • Courage to try new approaches, question established patterns and move together towards a new future.

I’m an organisational developer, consultant, trainer, speaker and researcher in new work systems.

In my work, I combine scientific perspectives, practical experience and a mindset that enables development, one step at a time.

Photo: © Handelsblatt Health

What enables my Work

Education

Ph.D. student,
University of Gloucestershire,
England

Diplom-Kauffrau,
University of Augsburg,
Germany

Master of Science,
BBS, Linnaeus University,
Kalmar, Sweden 

Training

Certified Life Coaching Course

Certified OKR Foundation

Certified Scrum Master (PSM I)

Non-Violent Communication Intermediate

The Loop Approach® Fellow

Experiences

Organisational & Team Development

Self-Management & New Work

Structure and Process Design

Facilitation & Moderation

Conflict and Communication Culture

Agile Methods (Scrum, Kanban, iterative work)

Product and Project Development (PO / PL / PMO)

Digital Transformation & Change Design

How I work

Change emerges where individuals, relationships, workflows and culture interact.
For this purpose, I developed the organisational house, a model that makes collaboration visible and shows how change can be designed in a way that is understandable and achievable.

My working principles:

  • Creating clarity: Where are we now? What is truly needed?
  • Enabling participation: Share responsibility instead of distributing expectations.
  • Proceeding step by step: Small, concrete changes with tangible impact.
  • Opening space for learning: So that behaviour and mindset can develop sustainably.

Who I work with

I collaborate with a network of experienced organisational developers, trainers and subject-matter experts.

When needed, I bring together a team that meaningfully complements the process.