Arielle is a Conscious Change Agent who is passionate about the co-creation of new systems and structures for a regenerative world. She has led work as an internal and external consultant in the private, public and non-profit sectors focusing on systems change and leadership effectiveness. Her ongoing call to action is to create deep and lasting transformation while building the needed Regenerative Leadership capabilities for the future. Arielle is the Principal Consultant of Conscious Transformation Agents. She is an Affiliate Consultant with Designed Learning and serves as the Co-President of the Pacific Northwest Organization Development Network.
 

Arielle has a B.A. in International Business and a Spanish minor from the University of Iowa and a Masters of Science in Organization Development from Pepperdine University.

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She is also passionate about singing, dancing, flow arts, snowboarding, and traveling. 

Maja is a Conscious Transformation catalyst, a higher purpose seeker and finder, a nature lover and an empowerment builder. She continues to be a living witness to her vocation as an Organization Development practitioner. She is passionate in helping individuals, teams, and organizations reach their full potential. She is committed in enabling a positive sustainable transformation journey for those whom she serves. 

 

Maja’s career evolved significantly over a 25-year-experience in bringing about transformational change in different sectors like business, youth, women, communities, faith-based organizations, NGOs and the academe. She takes delight in being transformed herself in the process of co-journeying with her clients. She is trained in the theory and practice of Whole System Transformation (WST), group process and facilitation, community development, Appreciative Inquiry, strategic planning, leadership development, women and youth empowerment, and Human Resource Development. She has a Masters in Applied Social Psychology from a Jesuit university - Ateneo de Manila University. She also has PhD units in Social-Organizational Psychology from the same university. Her current focus is bringing the WST modality alive and rooted in Asia and Africa.