6 free consecutive weekly 30min zoom-sessions, starting February 23rd 2021
By Wesley Boers and Siets Bakker
Moving Questions series:
Getting things unstuck
Themes of the sessions:
Tap into a
different realm
Getting ‘fixed’
stakeholder dynamics
‘unstuck’
Focusing on
connections vs.
symptoms
Join our free sessions and train your systemic
brain through moving questions
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Look beyond whatâs visible and discover hidden interactions
Zoom out & learn from the ‘whole’
Approach a problem as a source of âextraâ information instead of something to quickly solve
Unleash what is stuck instead of just changing things for the sake of change
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Your hosts
These sessions are offered to you by
Wesley Boers
Wesley started his career at Procter & Gamble, where he led transformative innovation projects, both on a global and regional level. Afterwards he joined Ecolab and overlooked the R&D aspects of EU value improvement program and was an active member of the EU leadership team.
Along the way in his 15yrs career, Wesley discovered that it was not the product chemistry that made him tick, but more the chemistry between the people. This stimulated him to become a certified integral and systemic coach and found INN-Gage Pte. Ltd. in Singapore.
Today he helps leaders and organizations optimise their people chemistry to boost innovation & transformation, by combining his corporate innovation skills and integral/ systemic coaching experience.
Visit: www.inn-gage.com
Siets Bakker
Siets Bakker is a forerunner in the field of applied systemic work. Siets is trained to facilitate family and organizational constellations but is much more interested in finding practical ways to apply systemic knowledge to everyday life.
The job you do has a very big impact on how you live your life, how you view the world and what you have access to. All stories and questions about work and organizations are interesting to Siets.Â
She is the author of âUnlocking systemic wisdomâ and âMoving Questionsâ. Both books help the reader to apply systemic knowledge in everyday life.
Visit www.sietsbakker.com
