
About me
A weaver and facilitator of transformative leaders, organizations, movements and ideas, I am a socially-driven entrepreneur, engineer, hybrid thinker and sustainability leader with almost 20 years working in the field. I have a Masters in Social Innovation for Sustainable Development and bring 15 years of experience as a practitioner living and leading in proximity with communities facing extreme environmental degradation and economic poverty in Central America.
I am the coFounder of a UNESCO award-winning organization – SERES – where I currently serve as a Board Member and Senior Advisor.
An internationally recognized facilitator, I have worked with communities and organizations in Africa, Australia, Europe, North America and Latin America, in a variety of settings.
I bring an engineer’s love for solving problems, a pioneering spirit and an entrepreneurial mindset to everything I do, along with a deep and unwavering commitment to justice and equality for people and the Planet.
Let’s Work Together
I catalyze people and organizations towards transformative social impact, providing strategic and operational support and coaching to leaders and entrepreneurs as they identify and tackle barriers to creating change. I work through a variety of engagement modalities including short-term consultancies, longer-term projects, one-on-one coaching, facilitation and tailored training programs in English and Spanish. My approach is grounded in foundational values of authenticity, curiosity and radical collaboration and inspired by many great leaders, mentors and teachers including Otto Schwarmer, Joanna Macy, Fran Peavey and Meg Wheatley. There are many ways we can work together, including:

Facilitation and Systems Building

Leadership Training and Coaching

Social Entrepreneurship & Social Innovation

Get in touch if you would like to learn more.
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The Power of Partnership: What COVID and a coup can teach us about preparing to live with a rapidly changing climate
What do COVID-19, a coup d'etat and climate change have in common? Hint: it's the same thing that makes for a successful marriage!
The Paradox of the Pandemic in Driving Innovation: Survive or Thrive
"You can't solve today's problems with yesterday's solutions." And yet strangely enough, so many of us are trying to do just that.
The Challenges of Leadership in the 21st Century: yes it’s lonely at the top but does it have to be?
It’s lonely at the top but does it have to be? Co-leadership offers an alternative way to meet the challenges of leadership in the 21st Century