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Hi, Avy here.
The short version
I am an organizational consultant and trainer. I play with ideas at the nexus of adult learning, complex problem solving and strategic management.
I work with organizations and professionals who feel stuck and need new solutions/structure/ideas to make progress with their work. I have helped hundreds of professionals with their strategic approach, management methods, and work processes.
Born and raised in Italy, currently living in Israel, working with English-speaking clients anywhere they are. I am fluent in English, Italian and Hebrew.
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The longer version
📚 My approach is interdisciplinary - it’s the only approach I know.
I grew up in Rome, Italy; my family, originally from Lybia, moved to Rome in 1967 and joined the local Jewish community.
I moved to Israel 16 years ago, where I met Rajel, my wife, originally from Mexico City.
For the past 17 years I have worked with an international audience.
The way stories, ideas and people from different cultures merge into culture and behavior is the lens through which I understand the world.
🏯 My expertise in organizational and professional development comes from learning, experience and continuous research.
My academic background is in Psychology, Business Management and Organizational Development. I am passionate about modern culture, economics and design.
I have developed and led transformative learning experiences and training programs for thousands of professionals.
I launched my own consulting and training practice after several years in senior management roles and after specializing in organizational development and strategy.
🌶️ What do we need to achieve excellent strategic work and training experiences? Unorthodox ideas.
Innovative opportunities for professional and personal development should be available to everyone. The alternative is stagnation.
My job is to help individuals and organizations who need frameworks and resources to work, manage and learn at their best.
What I found is that classic organizational routines are fine as an infrastructure, but real progress comes from the encounter with atypical ideas: experimenting with chaotic, creative and challenging triggers is what makes professionals grow and perform.
Let’s connect!
You can find me at [email protected], on LinkedIn, or on Twitter.
Please do reach out!