Michaël Burow

How to engage, rather than just inform? This is the question I ask myself, and my clients, since I started working on the design of collective experiences.

Because raising awareness, onboarding, and evolving practices: this doesn't happen with slides. It's built with the people involved.

My specialty: I don't design for you. I design with you.

This changes everything for ownership, usage, and long-term impact.

What it looks like concretely:

A complex subject becomes a workshop or a game that your teams adopt → A difficult change becomes something we do together, not something we endure → A vague intention becomes a concrete, actionable, useful system

I work on three levels:

🛠 Design of custom tools, games, kits, visual maps, participatory formats

🧠 Facilitation of collective sessions, workshops, seminars, design sprints

🎓 Training, so that your teams know how to design and facilitate themselves

My clients are often in innovation, transformation, training, or communication departments.

Organizations that already have strong expertise and are looking to bring it to life rather than just transmit it.

Former engineer (Safran), involved in Museomix since 2017: I have a culture of doing, rapid prototyping, and collective intelligence that comes from afar.

Want to move from intention to something concrete? Let's talk.