Worried you'll lose yourself if you leave the aid sector?


It doesn't have to feel like losing yourself.

In just 4 hours, you'll walk away with words you can actually use in conversations, applications and interviews. 
Yes! Save My Spot!

You’ve spent years leading in challenging contexts, holding things together when it really mattered.

But now ... things look different. The aid sector is shrinking. Jobs feel uncertain. Maybe you've been out of work for a while.  And you're thinking about alternatives and it feels overwhelming.


Your mind spins:

  • How do I even explain what I've done?
  • Will anyone outside the sector get it?
  • I've applied, but I'm not hearing back.
  • And if I'm not a humanitarian...then who am I?

That mix of doubt, grief, and loneliness is heavy.
This workshop helps you cut through the noise, and walk away clearer and more confident on your next step

📅 Thursday 2nd of October, 1000 - 1300 CET

By the end of the workshop, you'll:

  • Have language to explain your work so people outside the sector get it
  • Feel clearer about what’s next, without abandoning who you are
  • Practice saying it out loud and get honest, useful feedback
  • Leave with more confidence and a few allies on the same path

This isn’t about fixing you. It’s about finding words that feel true and options that feel possible.

From Stuck to Stepping Forward

Before Talent Bridge

❌ Applications disappearing into silence
❌ Feeling like no one outside the sector gets you
❌ Unsure how to explain your experience without watering it down
❌ Stuck, isolated, wondering if you're starting from zero

After Talent Bridge

âś… Words that finally make sense outside the sector
âś… More confidence talking about your experience
✅ A reminder that your humanitarian identity doesn’t vanish, it expands
✅ Energy and direction for what’s next
✅ New peers who get what you’re going through

📅 Thursday 2nd of October,
1000 - 1300 CET

By the end of the workshop, you'll:

  • Have language to explain your work so people outside the sector get it
  • Feel clearer about what’s next, without abandoning who you are
  • Practice saying it out loud and get honest, useful feedback
  • Leave with more confidence and a few allies on the same path

This isn’t about fixing you. It’s about finding words that feel true and options that feel possible.

From Stuck to Stepping Forward

Before Talent Bridge

❌ Applications disappearing into silence
❌ Feeling like no one outside the sector gets you
❌ Unsure how to explain your experience without watering it down
❌ Stuck, isolated, wondering if you're starting from zero

After Talent Bridge

âś… Words that finally make sense outside the sector
âś… More confidence talking about your experience
✅ A reminder that your humanitarian identity doesn’t vanish, it expands
✅ Energy and direction for what’s next
✅ New peers who get what you’re going through

The Talent Bridge Workshop

EUR 100

  • 4-hours of guided, interactive practice
  • A simple framework to unpack and explain your skills
  • Real-time feedback on how you tell your story
  • Practical tools you can start using the same day
  • Space to test things out with others who understand this shift
Yes, I'm in! Sign Me Up!


đź‘‹ Hello, I'm Linda Steinbock

I created the Talent Bridge Workshop because I keep hearing from humanitarians who are curious and worried about what it would mean to step into a different sector.

I know that feeling. After more than a decade in humanitarian leadership, I also reached a point where I wondered: where else could my skills live? It felt like a huge unknown.

This workshop isn’t me teaching from a podium. It’s us exploring together:

  • The fears and questions that keep you stuck

  • What you don’t want to lose in the process

  • Where your leadership could expand beyond the sector

  • How to put your story into words that make sense to others

I’m running this as a pilot because I believe we need more spaces like this; real, human conversations about what’s next.

If you’re in that place of wondering, I’d love to have you in the room.