Julia Lanz

Six years of retail banking

While advising Swiss and British private clients, I helped people navigate important life and financial decisions. I quickly realized that behind every technical question there are always personal motivations, hopes, and uncertainties.

Between Excellence, Science, and Global Networks

As an event manager, working with Nobel laureates, scientists, and sponsors from around the world has helped me develop a keen sense of different perspectives. The best results often emerge at the intersections—where different disciplines come together.

Human Resources Development within the Group

At Roche, I was responsible for the development of employees and leaders—from designing strategic development programs to facilitating change and learning processes. This experience now forms an important foundation for my work as a coach and organizational developer.

Management responsibilities – international

25 employees. Three locations in Germany, Spain, and Switzerland. In German and English.

I’ve built teams from “individual contributors,” guided them through restructuring, and helped people grow into roles that are now more significant than the one I held back then.

400 kilometers—and a decision

From the Grossglockner to the sea. When you walk, you think differently. When I saw the Adriatic Sea after weeks away, I had long since made the decision to go into business for myself. I just had to let myself do it.

Self-employed. Working for yourself. With integrity.

Why does change succeed in some teams—but not in others? This question led me to systemic organizational development. Today, I support leaders, teams, and organizations—using everything I’ve learned from the first five chapters. Not despite the fact that I know both sides, but precisely because of it.