My journey with Lach Training & Consulting began in 2000, driven by a deep passion for partnering with clients (individuals, teams, organizations, and coalitions) to support their development and achieve results. I focus on leadership development, teamwork, strategic planning, conflict resolution, and fostering inclusive and equitable workplaces. I believe in the power of bringing people together to address pressing issues, leveraging their resourcefulness and creativity to design and implement effective change initiatives. I promote work environments grounded in respect, trust, equity, and commitment, where members are empowered to think strategically and feel included and motivated.
Prior to consulting, I served as Assistant Dean of Administration and Student Services at the International Business School at Brandeis University. Today, I am pleased to engage with mission-driven organizations in the nonprofit, private, and public sectors. My practice supports clients in various fields, such as civil rights, affordable housing, education, legal and consulting services, social services, and community development.
In addition to this work, I served as an Executive Coach for Korn Ferry for over a decade and as an adjunct faculty member at Boston University, teaching Organizational Behavior courses in the School of Management and the School of Public Health.
My academic background includes a Master of Science in Management from Lesley University, a Master of Arts in Museum Studies from City College of CUNY, and a Bachelor’s degree in Education and Art History from Haifa University in Israel. As a native of Argentina, I offer all services in English and Spanish.
