from the Latin word salire (to jump).
In Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese, saliente means outstanding, striking, or prominent. Also: something that literally sticks out.
Saliente stands for work that matters, a significant change, sometimes in all its simplicity. Focusing attention on something.
We feel part of a community that takes the challenges of the 21st century seriously and wants to contribute to a world that learns to deal with them. We do this by building and strengthening organisations into communities that serve society.
In our work, we draw on the work of soul.com and are inspired by Deep Democracy, Nonviolent Communication, Transactional Analysis, Kate Raworth’s doughnut economy and Donella Meadows Thinking in Systems.
We work together with our friends at soul.com, 5D, NSO CNA Leadership Academy. We feel connected to Scaleup leadership, ‘Verdiepte Governance’, Impact Collective, BrandedU.
We build on the legacies of Hannah Ahrendt, Peter Block, Robert Putnam, the insights of Rebecca Solnit, authors mentioned before, and many others
Liesbeth is the former CEO of Lacent and Moneyou. She has held several MT positions and has over 20 years of experience in retail banking, with a background in marketing, online and mobile propositions. In addition to her work for Saliente, she holds several supervisory board positions.
Liesbeth: “In order to build sustainable organisations that are in tune with the times, we must learn to look at organisations in a different way and shape them differently.’
Liesbeth wants to contribute to this transformation by embracing the characteristics of learning communities, developing new leadership styles and implementing changes in traditional business models.
Sacha has a background in education and focusses on developing learning organisations.
