Who am I?

My name is Saskia Kreutzer (she/her) and I am looking forward to meet you. 

My mission is to help people to go beyond the first impressions and getting a better understanding of their own and other people's diversity. I help you to use similarities and differences to reach common goals, more effective collaboration and more synergy. You can create new insights which are inspiring and helpful to have sustainable renewed relationships. 

If you want to read some feedback of my clients, check Client Feedback.

What's in a name?

My first name stems from the wife of the Dutch painter Rembrand; Saskia. Born in a catholic family with two grandmothers named Maria, I received my middle baptism name. Finally Kreutzer is a last name which sounds German; our family seems to originate from Austria, where even coins were found with this name. As I grew up I heard my family Dutchize the sound of 'kroitser' into 'kreutser' or even 'kruitser'. I also listen to 'Sas' as a common nick name for some friends. During my 5 year stay in Mexico people called me Sacha. In Niger, local colleagues changed my name into Sa'dia. We get different names during our life time which have different meaning for us and bring up a variety of associations. How do your names resonate with you?