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In an uncertain and fast world, a leader must be able to pause and slow down, to be aware of his environment, adapt presence and behavior, let go, be intuitive to make decisions in ambiguity and in the face of unexpected. He must maintain inner energy, be sensitive to himself and other people; Finally, he must be creative and envisage new perspectives,  to give meaning to events, and foster a vision shared with others. Like a photographer throughout the photographic process...
Presence, self-awareness and creativity, become critical skills and strategic advantages in uncertainty. We help organizations become Learning Organizations, and promote competencies that can only be experientially learned. By exploring the analogy between Leadership and photography, we offer unique experiential workshops and courses for Leadership Development and personal growth. ​​
Lead in Uncertainty: Analog is an experiential workshop  to be inspired by what the world unveils,  develop presence and self-consciousness, intuition and emotional intelligence. For those who need to slow down in turbulent environments, and those wanting to walk  a less travelled path.
Team Building, Identity & Cohesion: Photosynthesis, is a  collective journey around a photographic project, to reflect on who we are, what we have in common and carry together, ultimately be collectively inspired  to cocreate a meaningful shared vision.
All the courses are provided in flexible formats, i.e. individual or group workshops, from half-day to two-day sessions, and multi-session suites.
How practicing photography has enriched the way I have carried out my leadership roles:
  • When in Asia, I built a dialogue, a resonance, with countries and people with  worldviews and social conditions different of mine, trying to find my place and personal story herein
  • In my projects, particularly in China,  I connected to greater life constituants, countries, cultures,  History. I took on another personal dimension, more  conscious of wider stakes, and questioned my goals and  values.
  • Being an introvert person while having responsibilities in a high-speed industry, photography helped me find moments of creativity, of reconnection with  my body, my emotions, a different pace and mental state to renew my energy.
  • Practicing in unknown environments, helped me grow presence, attention, reflection, improve decision making, and better deal with uncertainty.​
  • Experiencing fulfillment and the state of Flow(*), and achieving projects (books, exhibitions) gave me ambition to push my abilities, courage  to affirm my creative identity and seek freedom, enhancing my confidence to take challenges.
(*) Flow in positive psychology (or "being in the zone"), is the mental state in which a person performing some activity is fully immersed in a feeling of energized focus, full involvement, and enjoyment in the process of the activity. Flow is characterized by the complete absorption in what one does, and a resulting transformation in one's sense of time. Flow is the melting together of action and consciousness. It can be a compass to guide our activities and grow our talents.
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