My career

Having grown up in many countries around the world and having graduated from the United Nations International School in New York and studied diplomacy and international relations at New York University, I learned the benefits of a "diplomatic" attitude at an early age. I learned to listen to people more and to work with them to find solutions to the challenges that life presents. An important approach in diplomacy that I still follow today is to think long-term, in favor of more sustainable and greater benefits.

I have followed various career paths. At the end of the 90s, I was involved in setting up an internet start-up company in the USA. As project and marketing manager, I supported customers worldwide in setting up their websites and digital solutions. After almost a decade away from my birthplace and home country of Germany, I continued my professional career in a Frankfurt-based coaching and management consulting company. As a consultant and lecturer in the education sector, I worked and lived in various countries of this beautiful world.

Through contact with people from different backgrounds, I learn a lot about other cultures and ways of life - and above all, I learn a lot about myself. Back in Germany, I worked as an account manager and later as a fleet manager in the mobility industry. In a coaching session, through which I wanted to optimize my work-life balance, I came into contact with the systemic coaching approach. This experience and the clarity I gained fascinated me so much that I decided toI decided to turn my calling into my career and completed full-time training as a systemic-integrative consultant and then trained as a social therapist alongside my job.

Many further training courses and additional qualifications later, I still enjoy the fact that I am grateful every day to be able to practice this profession.