A whirlwind of creativity blows away all tools

Enabling teams to collaborate better

*to dolaborate [/du:læbəreɪt/]
  • to co-create solutions to complex problems
  • to live curiously and seek constant inspiration
  • to have fun at work while achieving results

How might we help you?

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Workshop
Facilitation

You define a complex problem
and I facilitate your team
dolaborating*.

Personal
Coaching

We dolaborate* 1-on-1
and you design
your personal
future.

Project
Guidance

You define the scope and 
I dolaborate* 
with your team.

Engaging
Trainings

You define the need
and I teach your team
how to dolaborate*..

Game of conflicts

A playful approach
to innovation

to dolaborate also means to playfully innovate. In my workshops and my coaching I make use of games and playful methods. 

One of the best examples of this approach is the Game of Conflicts. It is based in the very technical Russian innovation methodology of TRIZ, but adds a playful and design oriented twist to it.

Developing this game is a co-creative project together with Roberta Maddalena and Eckhard Schüler-Hainsch

Selected projects

Dolaborators*

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The logo of Bosch Siemens Hausgeräte, Bangalore, India
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Re-thinking
social change

During a project for the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in India I collected a bunch of design thinking methods which we used in co-creating new concepts for re-thinking gender justice.

It was a wonderful project with amazing people from different parts of India. The publication is publicly available on the website of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung. 

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