Humanity & AI - Executive Retreat

Special Early Bird Offer: CHF 1,940 first 5 to sign up (Sfr500. = deposit) HUMANITY & AI - Executive Retreat Reinvent yourself.       Build the future.       Create a life & Business you love. The leaders and entrepreneurs of tomorrow will combine human creativity, emotional intelligence and purpose with the power of AI. Join us for two transformational days inside a breathtaking 900-year-old Swiss monastery. Step away from everyday noise, reconnect with your purpose and learn how to use AI as a practical partner for your life and business. This unique retreat combines: Executive coaching and purpose discovery Practical AI mastery and business strategy Meditation, breathwork and mindfulness Nature, meaningful conversations and strategic networking You will leave with greater clarity, confidence, practical AI skills, a personalised toolkit and a concrete 90-day action plan. Who is it for? Executives, professionals, entrepreneurs, consultants, coaches and business owners who are ready to evolve, explore new opportunities and stay ahead in the AI revolution. Your experience includes: Two days of executive coaching and AI masterclasses One overnight stay at the beautiful monastery 2 x healthy breakfasts, snacks and drinks throughout 2 x seasonal lunches & networking 1 x three-course gourmet dinner & networking Meditation, breath-work and sound healing (optional) Forest bathing and ice bath (optional) Curated welcome gifts Exclusive community access to our private community platform Hosted by: Natascha Lander — Former UBS executive, entrepreneur and AI strategist with over 25 years of international business experience. Edith Aldewereld — International executive coach and transformational leadership expert with over 25 years of experience. For more information check out our website: believe.ag Early Bird: CHF 1,940 first 5 to sign up Regular price: CHF 2,240 all-inclusiveDeposit: CHF 500, remainder is due 20 days prior to the event start (payable via invoice, twint, paypall)Strictly limited to 25 participants.