She is passionate about how humans collaborate and convinced that collective work creates good.

She has extensive experience working with NGOs and movements. She helps groups implement open governance and collaborative approaches.

Associate Director of Zero Waste Europe, Enspiral contributor, and Alumni OuiShare Connector.

She is curious about experimenting, rethinking and finding more joyful and meaningful ways to be and work together. She has been learning
collaboration and co-creation throughout her life. She is passionate about helping groups in different environments. 

She co-founded The Village Free School; built and lived in multiple
intentional co-living projects and permaculture-based ecovillages around the world.

With more than 20 years experience working with charities and governmental departments, she has witnessed a variety of organisational dysfunction. She believes that by improving the experience of work, we can have a positive impact on society and the environment.

She is an experienced service design consultant, coach and facilitator, supporting people to bring more humanity to their workplace.

She is curious about the transformational potential of communities grounded in a culture of trust and compassion.

Her experience lies in supporting groups to deepen their capacity for personal and collective transformation in service of a world that works for all. She holds a deep faith in life’s impulse towards connection, belonging and becoming.

She is also a mediator and personal coach trained in Nonviolent Communication and Internal Family Systems, and Steward of the Cultural Catalyst Network

Jonas is an ontological coach, community-builder, and facilitator strongly committed to the regenerative paradigm. He’s been working in self-organized contexts from permaculture farms to start-ups, co-ops, and non-profits for the past 8 years and is passionate about supporting people with a vision for a world that works for all life, to find ways of putting that vision into action by cultivating resilient relationships, networks and communities. He’s currently based in Vienna, Austria from where he likes to venture into the Alps to climb mountains or ride his bike.

Lana is a Filipina, now based in the Netherlands, who designs spaces for “KAPWA” (shared inner selves) to flourish. She guides founders, community leaders and changemakers in re-imagining, designing and facilitating spaces for belonging, liberation and healing.

Lana is the chairperson of the Neurodiversity Foundation, and co-founders of Community Rituals and Neurodiversity Education Academy.

She is a workplace enthusiast and facilitator of Collaboration. Born in Denmark, and based in United States. Navigating different cultural worlds is a red thread throughout her personal and professional life. 

She lives and breathes techniques and team approaches that empower collaboration, and is especially intrigued when that collaboration is between global colleagues in a remote setting. She is a passionate Open Space facilitator and naturally draws on co-creation techniques for teams to deepen and move their work forward.

Nicki is interested in creating wholesome and transformative spaces - in ourselves, in our relationships and in our collaborations. After studying psychology, neuroscience and philosophy, he trained as a coach, mediator and agile manager. He currently teaches courses on regenerative teamwork, inner cultivation and community building and as a coach, trainer and mediator supports individuals, teams and organisations on their path towards new ways of relating, collaborating and being.

He co-founded and for three years co-directed the self-organised coworking community Imago Space in Berlin.

Sean is brought into his work through the potential of dialogue and unearthing ways of organizing that support connection, learning, and action. He designs, hosts, and facilitates transformative conflict, action-inquiry, collaborative governance and nature-based processes that are in service of people working on their most complex insidious questions.

He takes a relational and principles-based approach, centering living change through deciding what’s the next graceful step to seed the future we yearn to work, play and live into.