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Ruben Loodts
Owner and Sherpa
Ruben is a process facilitator, idea generator and methodology master pur sang. With his warm and pragmatic approach he disarms every situation, translating insights and challenges into real opportunities. Not surprisingly you will find Ruben the happiest when he is on a long hike with his dog, somewhere up in the mountains.
Cornelia Hoffmann
Sherpa
As a multipotentialite, Conny loves to search for and nurture potential in others, be it individuals, teams or organisations. She approaches every project with curiosity, energy and enthusiasm. In her free time she loves broadening her horizon, and discover new places and cultures – preferably by bike or with her backpack.
Federico Guerrieri
Sherpa
Federico has a beating heart for creating societal impact, whether it’s local or transnational. Being a real strategic thinker, he's your best ally for your next campaign or action plan. When he is not breaking the waves of your organisation, he is probably surfing actual waves on a beach somewhere in Portugal or South-East Asia.
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