These one-day sessions are for executives navigating complexity in an ever-changing environment marked by shifting trends, emerging threats, and persistent uncertainty. I draw from systems thinking and biomimicry (the practice of learning from nature’s proven strategies for survival and adaptation) to explore how living systems evolve, adapt, and stay robust over time.

I use real biological models such as immune systems, ecosystems, and multi-organism networks like lichens (those beautiful grey and orange growths found on rocks and trees, formed by a symbiosis between fungi and algae) as analogs for efficient decision-making, focus setting, and outsmarting competitors in a dynamic landscape.

My approach is analytical, not conceptual; strategic, not reactive. I integrate AI tools to accelerate insight and maximize your time spent thinking to enable you to spend less time reacting and more time shaping what comes next.

These workshops are for decision-makers who want to think more rigorously about direction, design more adaptable and robust systems, and build strategies that hold up in a rapidly changing environment.