Hélène and Romain are the two co-authors of the Guidebook.
Romain is in charge of delivering the services to support you in designing the bespoke Transition Workshop for your team. More information here.
Romain has always been curious about combining disciplines and building bridges between people. When he was studying for his Master of Science in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, he took his first contemporary dance classes to pursue his passion for movement. In parallel to a 20+ year career as project manager in private and public institutions active in the funding of European Research and Innovation, Romain has continuously explored how movement can teach us more about ourselves. He has performed his own contemporary dance choreographies on stage and trained as a bodymind therapist. By mixing his experiences, he has developed his own movement-based facilitation approach that he had the opportunity to share in different environments such as art schools (in particular the Royal College of Art, London), design thinking workshops (notably in the context of IdeaSquare@CERN, Geneva) and business schools for groups of up to 300 participants. This Guidebook is the result of Romain’s wish to bring the potential of movement-based facilitation practices into the corporate world at a larger scale.
Hélène feels like her lifetime won’t be enough to satisfy her curiosity and fascination for the world. She deeply cares for the planet, and has had a soft spot for Humans, for as long as she can remember. She has an eye for finding beauty everywhere and is quick at spotting people’s potential. She focuses on behavioural neuroscience and mobilising adaptive intelligence, to support people reveal their true potential and aspirations, and regain power on their behaviours. She followed different trainings in neuroscience, coaching based on neurocognitivism and creativity, training the trainer, communications and negotiations. With 12+ years of cross-industry experience in advocacy and business law, she is currently leading a fantastic team as the head of the Europe office of an international association. This Guidebook is the result of Hélène’s wish to bring more awareness into the corporate world, and in turn to make it more relevant for humans and the planet.