Consultant
& Coach
Transformations rarely fail for lack of strategy — they fail for lack of dialogue
Between levels, between teams, between the organisation and its ecosystem. It isn’t a problem of planning. It’s a problem of system. That’s precisely where I come in.
Three ways in
to a single system
Organisational coaching
Collective performance
Individual coaching
Form'Action
The situations
that call for me
Your transformation isn’t moving as planned
The direction is set, the teams are briefed — but on the ground, nothing really shifts. Buy-in stays on the surface.
The same conflicts keep coming back
No matter the reorganisations or alignment meetings, the tensions persist.
Energy scatters across piling initiatives
Projects follow one another without results to match. Momentum erodes, scepticism sets in.
You absorb tensions that shouldn’t rest on a single person.
A new role, a merger, a reorganisation, a new direction: you want to approach the coming months with the right support.
A perspective
on three levels
at once
15 years in complex international organisations have taught me that the real blocks are never where you look for them: they lie in what is implicit, unspoken, avoided.
Strategy
I quickly read strategic stakes and power dynamics. 15 years in the field with teams across Asia, Latin America and North America.
The system
A systemic approach acts on causes rather than symptoms: what is implicit, unspoken, avoided.
Relationships
Transformation holds when people trust one another and truly talk. I work on relational dynamics as much as on structures.
A dual stance: consultant & coach
Strategic stakes and human dynamics: both together, not one in place of the other.