ODNE 2025 highlights from participants

Published on May 27, 2025

Posts captured from the algorithmically fleeting ephemera of LinkedIn. 

 

LinkedIn icon  Anastasiia Tumanova on making space for complexity, emotion and possibility.

LinkedIn icon  Stefan Cousquer on how we connect strategy with OD and balance performance with transformation conversations

LinkedIn icon  Helene Casanova on cultural transformation.

LinkedIn icon  Burgert Kirsten on helping bring more wisdom, aliveness, and creativity into organizations.

LinkedIn icon  Gamu Matarira on ODNE, authentic leadership, and organisational development

LinkedIn icon  Rise Beyond on leadership and organisation development

LinkedIn icon  Ishanki de Mel on #ODNEurope2025 and the necessary condition for change

LinkedIn icon  Dev Mookherjee captures the late-night crowd at ODN Europe

LinkedIn icon  Mark Emdin shares photos from Day 1 of the ODN Europe Conference

LinkedIn icon  Sophie Tidman reflects while heading home from the ODNE Conference

LinkedIn icon  Anastasiia Tumanova on Marijke Spanjersberg's session on mapping relationships

LinkedIn icon  Janelle Ward: the best conferences leave you more curious

LinkedIn icon  Anastasiia Tumanova on war / life balance, grief and brilliance.

LinkedIn icon  Markus Edgar Hormeß on teaming with AI and everything from the conference.

LinkedIn icon  Anastasiia Tumanova on AI, innovation, and meaning-making at scale.

LinkedIn icon Arnold Pichler-Ernst on starting where you are and iterating.

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