As a person passionate about meaningful change and a positive impact on society, I have mostly followed this passion through side projects, such as hosting and organising CreativeMornings Brussels.
The challenges of an intense corporate strategy job, while being a young mom and during Covid pandemic, triggered me to take some time and reflect on what I wanted and needed in my work journey. When sensing the complexity and the urgency of the problems facing today, as well as the huge potential for positive change, I have decided it was time to fully dedicate myself to social impact. 

A few months later, during a class on Social Entreprenership at London School of Economics,  the idea for Kind Growth was born.  Kind Growth  combines my experience in both business and non-profit worlds. It is based on the belief that organizations can prioritize both being kind (to themselves, to the community, to the planet) and achieving long-term value creation and growth. 

I do my best work in diverse teams, and strongly believe in collaboration as source of opportunities for value creation, and in partnerships as a key to thriving in the complex social and environmental challenges we face. 

​In the last few years, I have developed a strong interest in mindfulness (contemplative practices), and exploring how it can enrich the domain of regenerative businesses and sustainability transition. 

I enjoy meditation, swimming, living in Brussels, with my partner and our daughter.