Why Choose 
?
Bringing your strategy to life. We elevate collaboration and leadership, turning culture into your superpower.
Mazzi-Inc. does this:
- With a structured approach. We help you to identify your challenges before jumping into solutions.
- Our training, coaching and advisory services are concrete, scalable, and designed for practical implementation, whilst being based on extensive academic research.
- With over a decade of experience and a network of clients and experts around the globe, we leverage our knowledge and expertise in international collaboration to meet your specific needs.
Maike Coenen, trainer and coach
As trainer and coach, Maike Coenen, supports individuals in their personal and professional growth. With her background in interculturalism and psychology, she finds joy in exploring complex concepts in human behaviour and translating these insights into practical applications with the aim to enhance collaboration and performance.
Harald Kruithof, consultant
As a consultant, Harald Kruithof employs a skills-based approach to align culture with strategy. Merely discussing values and behaviour does not effectively impact culture or support strategic goals. In contrast,
successfully applying new skills to real contexts and challenges does.
Cintha Roersma, sales director
As sales director, Cintha Roersma has extensive experience in building strategic partnerships and driving growth through customised solutions, particularly in international collaboration.
Maaike Rijken, consultant
As an expert in occupational and organizational psychology, Maaike builds teams that thrive together. Bringing out the best in each individual leveraging each other's strengths. By uniting unique backgrounds, skills, and perspectives, she strengthens organizations, making them more resilient and ready to face any challenge.
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