Arsenia Corcoba Santamaria

Arsenia Corcoba Santamaria, PCC, CPCC, IRC, ORSC, is the founder of Tombo Tribe Consulting, where she supports organisational executive teams, individuals and CEOs as they pursue leadership development and mindset shifts. She also founded The Listening Call, an international volunteer platform offering psychological support to frontline healthcare professionals during the pandemic.

With her Multidimensional Tombo Leadership Tool and other tools, Arsenia designs and facilitates transformational workshops in which participants acquire new leadership skills optimised for today’s uncertain and disruptive environment. She incorporates Organic (OI) and Natural Intelligence (NI)? to bridge humans. In these active learning experiences, participants unlock their personal leadership styles and strengths, develop strategic insights for leading their organisations, and lay the foundation for an ongoing journey that increases emotional intelligence and adaptability.

Overall, Arsenia is deeply committed to fostering impactful conversations at home, at work, and in communities worldwide through training, coaching, moderating, and consulting.

QUALIFICATIONS
Arsenia earned her BA in Business Education with a major in Marketing from GroepT, the Internationale Hogeschool Leuven, focusing on product and people development. Her coaching expertise is rooted in her training at the Co-Active Training Institute and the Institute of Coaching at McLean (an alumna of Harvard Medical School), as well as extensive martial arts study (6 dan in kendo). She is a Certified Microsoft Innovative Educator, an Intercultural Readiness Check (IRC), Deep Democracy Level 1 certificate, Ambassador, a recipient of Wyde’s 2022 Women In Sports Award, one of the Top 15 coaches in Brussels in 2023, Influence Digest Media, and an Impact leader bridging Brussels and Women100.

When not deploying her thought leadership in workshops and on platforms like Medium, Arsenia enjoys nature, meditation, design, arts, climbing, ?, and kendo.

She developed her intersectional and intercultural perspectives by living and working in Spain, Japan, and Belgium, where she currently resides, and by alternating between the Spanish Wetlands.