Andry Anastasiou is an engaging and experienced executive coach and facilitator, a Fierce Conversations facilitator, a  collaborative change  practitioner and learning consultant.

Andry has worked with organisations for over 20 years, enabling them to improve performance, enhance communication and wellbeing, and develop successful managers, staff and teams. She has also worked with local communities helping to bring about innovative social and environmental change through learning and collaboration.

Andry is skilled in working with staff on a range of organisational priorities including helping teams to communicate more effectively; project planning; management and leadership development; executive, leadership, management and staff coaching; mentoring and organisational development. With local community stakeholders she has co-facilitated  Impact Hub’s  ‘Grow Your Own Leaders’ based on the work of MIT’s U Lab  –  innovative change programme,  leading to local borough-wide systems change projects.

Andry is a full member of the Association for Coaching (MAC).  She is a U Lab Theory practitioner. She has previously worked as a Senior Lecturer, teacher trainer and project leader.  She also has over 850 hours of coaching and team coaching experience and is qualified with ILM as a coach and mentor.She works with UK and some otehr European organisations. 

Here’s what one of Andry’s clients says:

Project facilitation, training and evaluation: ‘Andry Anastasiou  (The Learning Moment) was commissioned by The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine to support the introduction of a pilot mentoring scheme in one of our academic faculties.  This involved developing a handbook and associated documentation, facilitating the working group designing and delivering training for mentors and mentees and subsequently conducting a post-pilot evaluation. The pilot proved to be immensely successful and has now formed the basis of a School wide scheme.  Andry’s contribution throughout the whole pilot phase has been extremely valuable and I have no hesitation in recommending her to you’. Margaret Bentley, Head of TED, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine