Robbie is a trainer specialising in collaboration under uncertainty, psychological safety, and behavioural presence in high-stakes professional environments.

With over twenty years of experience studying and teaching human interaction through actor-derived training methods, Robbie has adapted tools originally developed for professional actors working under intense creative and performance pressure into a practical methodology for leadership and organisational development.

His work focuses on how attention, vulnerability, and non-verbal behaviour shape decision quality, trust, and collaborative effectiveness in real-time interaction. Rather than relying on conceptual models or scripted techniques, his approach centres on observable behavioural cause and effect, enabling participants to experience how small shifts in attention and presence materially alter outcomes.

Liza is a trainer specialising in experiential learning, group dynamics, and the cultivation of psychological safety in collaborative environments.

Alongside her artistic career, she brings extensive experience from events facilitation and corporate training across France, where she has worked with multidisciplinary teams in high-pressure, performance-critical contexts.

Liza supports the learning process through precise behavioural observation, group process guidance, and the creation of conditions that allow participants to engage openly with uncertainty, vulnerability, and real-time interaction.

Her contribution centres on how trust, emotional regulation, and attentional presence shape collective performance.