TetraLD can arrange venues and hotel accommodation for participants for our programmes.
Each venue we have decided to work with, we think provides the perfect environment for your learning experience. We have chosen locations that are in natural surroundings and are unpretentious. Each location is steeped in local history and is also involved in the local community. Each location has been renovated keeping in mind ecological considerations and are being run to ensure a sustainable future for the learning centres and the local business and agricultural communities surrounding them.
Our personal development programmes can be held at:
Kingsmill, Eliksem, Belgium
The Kingsmill is a historical local watermill, dating from 1206 which was central to many forms of entrepreneurship through the ages. It was at the centre of flour production and cow food production, then later emerged as a chicory factory, later a butter factory and then a brewery. The Kingsmill is currently being restored to it's original powerful character, as being the centre of a community. Many communities will be served through the transformational work that Lieven Callewaert and Judith Heezen are undertaking. Their vision and valuable experience from renovating the Heerlijckyt van Elsmeren manor, has given them the energy to take this step, to create a place where conscious living, working and lifelong learning attitudes serve as the base for reasearch, curiosity, experimentation, exchange with likeminded peers, emergence of new ideas and service.
Our Mastering Leadership Dynamics, Team Dynamics and if requested, our dedicated company programmes can be held at:
The Heerlijckyt van Elsmeren Manor House is located in Geetbets (Belgium), a peaceful village in Flemish countryside between Leuven and Hasselt. The Manor is easily accessible by car from Brussels and Zaventem Airport via the E40 and N314 and takes about 40 minutes. We have chosen to work with Heerlijckyt van Elsmeren as we think it provides the perfect environment for your learning experience. A beautiful but unpretentious location steeped in history.
The Moulin de Graïs is an old watermill in the middle of the national Languedoc park in the South of France. It's large 18th century manor house has recently been renovated to 21st century standards. The old “Moulin de Graïs” appears in the Church’s registry of births in the late 15th century. Graïs is a dialect version of “Grès” or sandstone, prevalent in the region. The Moulin de Grais aims to combine environmental, social and economic sustainability with a modern and comfortable life.
