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Keynotes & Masterclasses

From discomfort into motion

Which discomfort needs to be on the table in your room? I build the keynote or masterclass around that, using stories from biology and systems thinking that resonate and stick.

Repertoire: vital systems, resilience, polycrisis, ecologising, systems thinking, innovation. Recent example: Navigating clear-eyed through uncomfortable times.

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Workshops & momentum

Unorthodox, beyond reassurance

 

 

 

Atelier Polycrisis, Studio Awkwardness, or an outsider-insider temporarily in your team: three ways to see what has become invisible from within, and to get moving where things have stalled.

 

For boards, management teams and programmes that do know something needs to be found.

 

 

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Intervision & Coaching

A good conversation, outside the lines

 

 

Walking, eating or puzzling: sharing problems and ideas with someone who looks beyond the safe, familiar analysis. One-on-one or with your team.

For leaders and teams who want to sharpen their own thinking. It will never be boring.

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"In his very own way he put the necessary approach to vital systems on the map. An approach that is now being followed in several other cities."

Linda Molenaar 
former corporate director at the City of Rotterdam, now Deputy Ombudsman at the Dutch National Ombudsman

Maarten tijdens keynote - kantelpunten.heic

I switch "on" where others see the word impossible, and where people and organisations slowly make themselves ineffective by clinging to patterns that stopped fitting long ago.

I bring: a learning curve with many bends, collisions and aha-moments, an intense love affair with complex and chaotic processes, and the intuition that you must always keep moving. Bonus: my laugh, and a soft southern g.

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