The Staff

This conference will be directed by Mary O’Donoghue. She is a management member of International Logosynthesis Academy. As the Summer Conference director she is responsible for the containment of the staff and this year’s conference system as a whole, regarding time, task and territory. Mary moderates the introduction and closing session of the seminar and the staff meetings on-site before and during the the conference.

Responsible for the administration and organization is Suzanne von Blumenthal. She will organize the registration, the website, the budget and all financial items, the communication with the participants and the hotel. Suzanne is also a management member of International Logosynthesis Academy and shares the responsibility for the containment of the staff and this year’s conference system as a whole with the Summer Conference Director regarding time, task and territory.

Christin Aannerud is responsible for the marketing and communication. She is responsible for the process at the Conference. Christin is also a management member of International Logosynthesis Academy and shares the responsibility for the containment of the staff and this year’s conference system as a whole with the Summer Conference Director regarding time, task and territory.

The management team of the Summer Conference will be guided by Willem Lammers, the President of the International Logosynthesis Academy in the preparation and evaluation of the summer conference. He is the founder of Logosynthesis® and gives the concept of this summer conference which he held for so many years.

This year’s conference has four senior staff members Fabio Pierotti , Shanda Woodin, Patrizia Luise and Tina Boncina. They are responsible for the containment of their dedicated working group and moderate their own dedicated working group based on their attitude, knowledge, skills and experience from the perspective of learning Logosynthesis.

Four presentations are planned about theory and inputs on the conference topic “Courage in Transititon”.