Consultation and mobilization specialists for thrivability.

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Annick Corriveau's strength lies in introducing the mindblowing power and grace of Open Space Technology, to multidisciplinary groups who are ready and open to reach new heights together.

As a practitioner of Open Space Technology since 2008, she is an experienced facilitator.  Her gentleness and quality of presence allow a welcoming and accessible space to emerge for the community to collectively engage in the Open Space event's core purpose and theme. 

She has contributed to the expansion of various community, municipal, arts, environment, youth, business and First Nations organizations.

Annick has also been working in the arts and culture sector for many years. 

She is fascinated by the connections between the arts, business and sciences. 

As a writer, she is interested in life in alignment with the Heart.

Rijon Erickson is a freelance business/technology consultant who is deeply passionate about using the practice of Open Space Technology to connect people with ideas, each other and themselves.

He does this work in service of liberation of the human spirit, unconditional respect for the human dignity of the Other, and the experience of joyful togetherness in life and at work.

Rijon's passion project is being the co-proprietor of the Purple Squirrel Cafe: a safe, strong, and vibrant digital event space that embodies genuine, high-resolution human connection with extremely high intellectual and emotional signal-to-noise ratio.

He currently inhabits space in Charlotte, NC with his wife, 26-year-old child, and their occasionally benevolent feline dictator.

Harold Shinsato is the principal of Shinsato Shift, LLC, which supports shifting organizations and individuals towards higher function and effectiveness. 

His company has supported a diverse set of enterprises like TDAmeritrade, Ascensus, Intuit, Capital One, University of Montana, Oregon State University, the Agile Coaching Institute and more. 

As a certified professional coach of over ten years, and with a strong technical background having a computer science degree from MIT and having worked with Xerox PARC in the earlier years of the information age, Harold has gotten his hands dirty in the bits and bytes of software as well as the much harder issues of people and organizational dynamics. 

Harold has spoken and keynoted at conferences, founded and facilitated an annual Open Space unconference in his Montana community, Missoula BarCamp, for 7 consecutive years, helped found Montana Code School and taught several cohorts there, co-authored the Open Space Agility Handbook, as well as software patent 6108698. 

He is also a board member of the Open Space Institute-U.S. which encourages the practices and philosophy of powerful structures for freeing human productivity in service of higher aims.

Kári Gunnarsson is an experienced Open Space Technology (OST) Facilitator from Iceland, who is passionate about helping teams succeed.

He brings a unique and effective way of working together to our team of online facilitators.  Kári has used OST to help many clients, including large companies and non-profit organizations, reach their goals.

With a strong background in OST, Kári has helped individuals, organizations, and companies improve collaboration, leading to better teamwork and goal achievement. His approach combines smart questions, a strong presence, and new ideas with a genuine understanding of clients, allowing Kári to connect with them on a deeper level.

Working with our team of facilitators, Kári has contributed to positive outcomes for clients, such as more effective meetings, better teamwork, and creative problem-solving. Kári believes that working together is the key to success and that both the client and the facilitator play important roles in reaching the desired results.