Hi! I am an urbanist and geographer specializing in the design of co-creative processes. With over 12 years of expertise, I have established myself as a generalist expert on urban matters across disciplines.

Besides running Anthropocene.city and hosting and producing the Cities Reimagined Podcast, I am serving as a member of the Management Board for the Driving Urban Transitions Partnership (DUT - https://dutpartnership.eu), a research and innovation programme led by 28 member states in cooperation with the European Commission. Within DUT, I am responsible for designing and executing multi-actor processes. My approach aims to bring together research communities, public urban administrations, and urban change makers, encouraging collaboration, knowledge exchange, and co-creation of approaches to transform cities towards regenerative and liveable urban environments.

Since March 2024, I have been working as an EUI Innovation Expert with the City of Mechelen, Belgium on the Water as the Source for Urban Public Space project.

Regularly, my work extends beyond European borders, as I have been actively engaged in various international endeavours, including projects funded by the European Union. I worked on activities in diverse locations such as Brazil, China, and Uruguay, among others.

Complementing my practical experience, I am holding a Master's degree in Urbanism (MA) and a Bachelor's degree in Geography (BSc) from institutions in Brussels, Vienna, Copenhagen, Madrid, Budapest, and Klagenfurt. Furthermore, I am currently pursuing a Master's program in Regenerative Action at Ubiquity University (US).