Strategic reflection for leaders and women navigating transitions in work, relationships, or inner life. Listening for the echoes that signal what's ready to shift.
Not coaching. Not therapy. Reflective, pattern-based work grounded in 30+ years navigating complexity across 60+ countries.

Most people arrive here not because they're lost — but because they're no longer aligned.
You're experienced. Trusted. Clear-headed in most contexts.
Yet quietly questioning your direction, your voice, your next move.
You've analyzed it. Asked for advice. But clarity remains elusive.
What's needed isn't more information.
It's someone who can reflect back what you're too close to see.
It's about creating space to see patterns you're too close to notice, and language for what you already know but can't yet articulate.
I reflect what I hear beneath your words. What emerges is often something you sensed but couldn't name.
My attention is on the shapes beneath what you're describing. Not what happened, but how you respond.
Forward-facing. Making sense of what you're navigating now. Building clarity to move deliberately.
90 minutes. One focus. Confidential.
Standard rate
Income-adjusted rate
$200
Available for those in transition
Limited availability. Response within 48 hours.
18 years in senior global leadership at Tetra Pak across the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. Government lobbying. Dairy development in fragile states. School feeding programmes in high-risk contexts.
Recognized globally: Middle East Regional Entrepreneur Award. Global Ruben Rausing Award. UNDP Humanitarian Business Award. Government commendations for sustainable value-chain development.
In parallel: founder of conscious hospitality ventures in Kenya and Lebanon. Featured on CNN Africa Marketplace. Speaker on ethical leadership and personal branding.
The thread: how humans build trust, with others and with themselves.
Today, I bring that experience into private work with people ready to pause, reflect, and move with integrity.
If something here resonates, that's enough.
You don't need perfect clarity to begin.
You need willingness to look honestly at what's unfolding.