TeamLab:Kitchen [Business]
A special team and company event
No seminar room, no flipchart, no Post-its, no role-playing. Instead, there is a palpable dynamic, communication in motion - and a setting that reveals more about collaboration than any meeting ever could.
Team development round the clock?
You regularly talk about teamwork within your team and have already completed several workshops on communication, trust, feedback, roles, and values. The topics are good, as are the results, but yet much remains unchanged in everyday life. Discussions go round in circles, energy is wasted, and motivation dwindles.
Then it's time to change the room – and the setting along with it.
TeamLab:Kitchen is for you if:
Cooking brings visibility. Coaching brings awareness.
I’m not only a coach – I was also a passionate cook and hold a master chef’s certificate with distinction. Project management, team leadership and consulting came later.
These are all roles that may seem different at first glance, but they are fundamentally similar: In all of them, the aim is to design processes, create clarity and encourage people to take action.
20 plus 10 - that's my working life in years.
Over the past 30 years, I have developed a unique professional background that has taken me from traditional craftsmanship to (not-so-traditional) consulting - and finally to coaching.
It was in the kitchen, above all, that I learned when and why teams really work, especially when the pressure is on.
I know what it takes to make collaboration work - and how quickly good intentions evaporate when stress or routine takes over.
That's exactly why I developed TeamLab:Kitchen.
Not a team event, not a seminar - but a space for experience.
What happens at TeamLab:Kitchen
In TeamLab:Kitchen, you transfer theory from the seminar room to the stove.
Instead of talking, you experience collaboration in action - between ingredients, structure, timing, and improvisation.
Cooking takes place in small groups that create a menu together. This gives rise to dynamics that occur in teams every day: leadership, coordination, chaos, trust, creativity.
TeamLab:Kitchen works
What is emerging
The visibility of what often remains unnoticed in everyday life:
I accompany the process as a coach - with a keen eye, targeted impulses, and moments of reflection.
The result is more than just a shared meal.
It is a piece of team culture in action—experiential, tangible, genuine.
Conditions
We will clarify details regarding organization, equipment, and procedures in a preliminary discussion.
The price varies depending on the size of the group, the location, and the dishes we want to cook. Let's discuss this and I'll get back to you with a quote.
Change begins with action - and sometimes with cooking.
Every team brings its own dynamic – and that's exactly what we work with. The framework is clear, the process is open.
Curious? Then let's talk.
Good cooperation benefits from good experiences.
When you're ready to do it, I'll be here and looking forward to seeing you.
Where connections are formed – with yourself, with others, through action
And for those who would like to experience this outside of a work context, TeamLab: Kitchen [People] opens up the same space for encounters in a private setting.
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