Martina Pulver – Facilitator for Complex, Transcultural Collaboration
When things get complex, good collaboration becomes crucial – and that’s precisely where Martina Pulver comes in. For over 30 years, she has supported organizations, leaders, and teams in collaborating more clearly, effectively, and reliably during change and decision-making processes. Her particular strength: facilitation – the professional design of meetings and workshops where differing perspectives don’t hinder progress but instead lead to sustainable results.
Especially in international and transcultural contexts, she creates structure, security, and genuine participation – even when interests diverge or tensions arise. She is fluent in German, English, and French.
What does facilitation mean – and why is it so effective?
Facilitation means guiding the process so that groups can bring together their knowledge, experience, and decisions in the best possible way. A facilitator ensures clarity about the goal and approach, high-quality discussions, appropriate methods – and that the right topics are addressed. This is effective because it saves time, reduces misunderstandings, and transforms “discussion” back into “decision-making”: focused, fair, and results-oriented.
Professional Background (Excerpt)
Martina Pulver has been working independently as an intercultural facilitator and coach since 2002 – with projects in Europe, Africa, the USA, and China (including facilitation, change management, team development, and leadership team coaching). Previously, she worked as a senior consultant at Metaplan (strategy, change, and transformation processes) and at Gemini Consulting.
Her extensive project experience includes feedback and development processes for managers, as well as change and organizational development initiatives in international programs. In addition, since September 2024, she has been teaching the module “Psychology of Social Processes and Interactions in an Intercultural Context” in the Master’s program in Business Psychology at Fresenius University of Applied Sciences.
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