Portrait Jörg Eugster von der Trans-In AG

Jörg Eugster

Founder and Managing Partner · Trans-In AG

Education / Experience

  • M.A. in business administration, communication studies and comparative religious studies
  • Education as a tradesman: certified roofer
  • Over twelve years in leading roles with leadership institutions such as Manres and the Lassalle Institute
  • Postgraduate trainings in the field of personal and organizational development, cultural transformation tools, leadership embodiment, existential coaching, mindful self-compassion, ACT, etc.

At work

For me, supporting managers and companies on their journey is a vocation, a passion and a privilege: interactions with our clients give rise to immediate presence and growing trust. I foster this mutual exchange in a transformative space, strengthen factors that promote development and I enable growth potential to unfold. With over thirty years of experience in the field of personal and organizational development, I can offer a fertile ground to work with.

At home

As a husband and father of two teen children, I experience the joys and challenges of family life, and I do my best to juggle all of the demands on me. I am grateful for a fulfilled life which combines work, family, mountain biking, hiking, fitness, culture, good conversation with friends and nature experiences, as well as moments of calm and repose.

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Articles by Jörg Eugster

A man buries his head in the sand
Leadership

Conflict Management for Managers

Burying one’s head in the sand when it comes to taking a stand seems to be a widespread phenomenon far beyond Switzerland. Or to…

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Ein Mann hält sich die ohren zu
Leadership

Three reasons why leaders struggle with feedback

Feedback is the lifeblood of growth. Yet studies show that many leaders are ill-equipped to handle critical feedback. In this article, we outline the…

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Ein Mann suft in einer Welle
Leadership

Do you live and lead “on mission” or “on autopilot”?

Crises require clarity and direction. Leaders with a strong inner compass create stability and inspiration. This article shows you how to find your mission…

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Fußballspielerinnen freuen sich im Kreis und Jubeln
Stress & Burnout

Develop a healthy performance culture and reduce the risk of burnout

Increasing stress leads to exhaustion in companies. The article shows how managers can recognize burnout risks and create a sustainable and supportive corporate culture…

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Gänse fliegen im Blauen Himmel
Leadership

Success with compassionate and clear leadership

Clear and compassionate leadership increases performance, satisfaction, and commitment within the team. This article shows how managers can implement difficult decisions in a humane…

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Würfel auf denen zusammen, Burnout steht
Stress & Burnout

Experience report – Successfully back in management after burnout

When we experience burnout, it feels like a high-performance car whose engine is revving in the red zone while the chassis is falling apart.…

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Ein Mann mit Anzug steigt in einen Zug ein
Stress & Burnout

Returning to work after burnout

Successful return to work after burnout: We highlight six key elements of this challenging transition phase: resilience, scope of tasks, those involved in the…

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Ein Mann hat stress, es fliegen Akten auf ihn
Stress & Burnout

How can leaders recognize burnout at an early stage?

How are you doing in terms of stress levels? And what are the symptoms of burnout that we should recognize early on?

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Ein Mann sizt auf Einer Holzplattform über den Bäumen
Stress & Burnout

Three approaches that true leaders use to strengthen the safe space

Successful return to work after burnout: We highlight six key elements of this challenging transition phase: resilience, scope of tasks, those involved in the…

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Trans-In blog article: Overload in HR: causes & successful solutions
Stress & Burnout

Overload in HR: causes & successful solutions

A recent study by e-days shows that stress-related absences in HR have increased by almost 70%. Crisis management, the need for informal discussions in…

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