Testimonial
"I grew confident with each and every conversation, workshop and meeting we had!
I am now able to plan and organise small events and even present and teach too; Thanks Annick!
And of course, I can't just end without thanking you for all your kind welcoming in the workshops, your openness and caring spirit. Truly, Goat PoL workshops were such a hideout - a home - a space where I felt relaxed, surrounded by friends and family and each time I was so looking forward
to the next workshop and the next!"
Ndugu Steven, Reader/Advisor/Editor (RAE) and workshops facilitator for The GOAT PoL, Malawi.
My story
With a background rooted in hands-on experience across journalism, communications, project coordination, and performing arts sales, I discovered the power of Open Space Technology—a meeting methodology—and became a professional facilitator in 2010.
My involvement with the international network of Open Space practitioners led me to refine the art of facilitating online gatherings, a pursuit for which I quickly developed a deep passion. I am constantly inspired by the ability to bring people together from all corners of the globe, and I actively seek out opportunities to co-create warm, stimulating online spaces—whether through The GOAT PoL, the Grieving & Thriving group, or other initiatives that offer meaning and comfort to humanity.
A lover of the arts and culture, I have also realized my dream of becoming a writer, exploring themes such as connecting with the heart and envisioning a bright, vibrant future for humankind. I have authored the narrative work Le cœur alchimiste and the children’s book Les Twi-Di-Dly.
Photographer: Maurice Landry