• In many situations, an illustration, model, or simple drawing can help individuals gain complete clarity on the choices and implications of a decision. This way, decisions can be made confidently and communicated effectively to stakeholders.

  • Being on the same page means: understanding what other people say and mean. Sometimes pictures, illustrations and models can help to overcome "words" and find a common visual denominator without room for interpretation.

  • Words allow for interpretation. Communicating complex information through visual aids makes it easier for diverse audiences to understand, without needing translation.

  • Engaging people in workshops can begin with a canvas that captures their ideas and input. By creating an environment where participants can think and co-create, you can foster creativity, enhance engagement, and encourage everyone to stay present in the moment.

Why I believe that visualisation can be a success factor in solving complex business challenges

Complexity can quickly become overwhelming when too many elements, viewpoints, or interdependencies are in play. I can bridge this gap by helping people see the structure beneath the complexity. Through visualisation, I translate intricate situations into clear, accessible schematics that make it easier to grasp their scope, connections, and implications.

The essence of my contribution lies in the ability to “paint” a picture that speaks more than words alone can—illustrating how parts fit together, where overlaps or tensions exist, and where meaningful choices must be made. These visual frameworks serve as a shared reference point for teams and stakeholders, enabling them to understand the current situation, create options, and make confident decisions.

This approach is particularly valuable when…

  • … teams face dense or abstract strategic challenges and need alignment

  • … an organisation must evaluate complex options or pathways forward

  • … a project has many interconnected elements that need to be mapped and prioritised

  • decision-makers need clarity before committing to strategic recommendations

By turning complexity into clarity, I help teams to move from confusion to understanding—and from understanding to action.

How visualisation can help you in your specific business scenario

  • Transform complex situations into clear, visual representations.

  • Structure large topics into manageable, interconnected components.

  • Enable teams to gain shared understanding and clarity.

  • Support better decision-making and strategy development through visual thinking.