Azvai is a name inspired by non-dualistic thinking, chosen to integrate my way of thinking and being, my past experiences and my aspirations.
My name is Borja, and I am a Freelance Consultant based in Galicia (Spain). From here, I help organisations implementing sustainable operations around the world.
Over the last decade I have worked in Operational Excellence at the Kaizen Institute, I have led my own entrepreneurial initiatives at FlipSimply, East Bali Poverty Project, and Earth.fm, and I supported the operational development and scaling of Circular Economy projects with Interface, Project Stop and Bureo.
Principles
Create to Regenerate
Design and develop economies that contribute to the regeneration of the earth.
Think in Systems
Make an effort to understand the dynamics of the Systems where we want to intervene, beyond the goals of any single organisation.
Act with Purpose
Pursue holistic goals where outcomes are balanced considering the impact surrounding our scope of action.
Role
Thinking
ethically and systematically, always advising with humility and honesty.
Catalysing
so that ideas and changes in complex systems emerge from the self-organization of new or existing communities.
Facilitating
the design and execution of the solutions, helping bring ideas into reality.
Projects
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TutorAI.me – Generative AI for learning and development
TutorAI.me is an advanced platform powered by generative AI technology, designed to transform corporate training and development. It seamlessly combines cutting-edge technology with a user-friendly experience to deliver impactful learning solutions. The project, co-developed by Azvai, represents a full-spectrum approach from market research to implementation. Azvai leveraged its expertise in AI consulting, user experience design,…
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East Bali Bamboo Bikes
East Bali Bamboo Bikes is a community business that was launched after six months of experimentation, seeking partners, and a crowdfunding campaign. After decades of reforesting areas affected by the eruptions of the Agung Volcano with bamboo, impoverished communities in East Bali (Indonesia) were looking for ways to sustainably harness this abundant natural resource. On…
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Fishing Nets Circular Economy
In 2021, a problem of accumulation of discarded fishing nets from purse seine vessels was identified in the port of Victoria, Seychelles. At that time, working for the consulting firm Sinerxia and in collaboration with the fishing industry and the government of Seychelles, we conducted a study following the methodology of Systems Thinking and Action…