After working in London for a Swiss IT Consulting company for 6 years, Charlotte moved to Zürich and joined Locatee as HR Manager. Passionate about people and culture, it only made sense for her to work for a Software company whose mission is to create a place where people love to work.
Daniel is a Senior Support Engineer at Locatee. After an early career in media and broadcasting, the love for the great outdoors brought him to Switzerland. Here he seeks his true passion of finding out how technology can be used to create beautiful objects and experiences.
Lauren is our Research Analyst & Trend Scout at Locatee. She holds an MSRE from the University of San Diego, is a published author on office space trends in the ICSC Journal, and a former student journalist for MIPIM.
A traveller at heart, Michelle has always been excited by storytelling and connecting with people from all walks of life. Her passion for content creation started when she accidentally landed an internship in marketing that ended up leading her into the worlds of social media and journalism. Now equipped with a degree in Communication and Media from the University of Calgary in Canada, she supports the Locatee team as the Junior Marketing Manager.
Raphaël is our PR/AR manager at Locatee. As a young child, he was fascinated with connecting the dots images where drawing lines between disconnected spots created a meaningful and beautiful image. He hasn't changed that much since, as he now tries to do the same with words for a living.
Stève is the VP of Operations & Marketing at Locatee. He spent most of his career in tech start- and scale-ups. When not talking about the workplace, leadership or data with the team, you can find him on the ski slopes, biking or searching the web for the perfect gif.
Virna holds an university degree in Architecture and Facility Management. She's interested in creating more people-centric buildings. She won the EFMC 2019 student competition and received an award for her master thesis about Workplace Utilisation Practices.
