«Give every day the opportunity to be the best day of your life!»
Following completion of her studies, Viviane Ratter, born 1962, spent several years abroad (USA, Italy, Greece and Spain). Returning to Switzerland, she studied further within the fields of advertising and marketing and worked as an advertising and marketing manager for various national and international companies within the sports sector. After 12 years she ventured into self-employment. She became a partner in one of the world’s leading personal coaching companies.
In 2006 she transformed her professional vision into reality. After acquiring various new qualifications in the fields of sports, nutrition, relaxation and coaching, she now works as a consultant and seminar leader for health promotion in the workplace.
Viviane Ratter is a sports enthusiast (running, cycling, tennis, cross-country skiing, downhill skiing and snowboarding). She radiates the sentiment of her own name: Vibrancy and vitality. Through her open, communicative and fresh style, Viviane Ratter understands how to motivate people in order to awaken their slumbering potential and utilise it to the full.
Focus:
Nutrition, Activity, Life-Work Balance
Professional Background:
12 years working in the advertising, sales and marketing divisions of international companies in the sports sector. 2 years as Fitness Instructor/Sports Animator in Italy, Greece and Spain. 4 years working as Personnel Consultant/ Direct Search Consultant.
Since 2006, working as a Seminar Leader & Coach in the fields of nutrition, activity and life-work balance.
Education:
Swiss Federal Diploma in Business Administration (MBA), Diploma in Communications Planning SAWI, Diploma in Seminar Leadership IAW, Diploma as Medically-Approved Wellness-Coach, Sports Psychology Coach, Coach for Organisational Constellation & Systemic Coaching
Publications:
«Nachhaltiger Geschäftserfolg mit authentischem Management» in «Raus aus der Führungskrise »,
Kamphausen Verlag, book project «Emotionale Resonanz» in preparation
Languages:
German, French, English, Italian
