A leadership journey built the way your science is: hypothesis-led, evidence-based, engineered for a lasting response. Three days on Lake Como this November , the first dose in a phased immunity program for your DT leadership team through 2027.
DT is becoming a network of teams , long-tenured argonauts working alongside people who joined for the transformation itself. New governance, new processes, new ways of working are landing on a group that hasn't yet built the shared trust to carry them.
That's not a lack of belief. It's a lack of proof. The people driving the change trust the plan because they built it. The people being asked to adopt it want to see it work first. Left alone, that gap doesn't close on its own , it just gets managed around, meeting after meeting.
The timing matters, too. As Argenx itself absorbs a major leadership transition, the wider organization is metabolizing a large dose of change. DT's leadership team has the chance to build its own immunity to that kind of disruption first, and set the pattern for everyone else.
New processes and governance are being introduced faster than trust is being built to hold them.
Newcomers and long-tenured argonauts are reading the same situation through two different lenses , and haven't yet compared notes.
Not through information , through exposure. A body that has only ever read about a threat has no defense against it. It needs to encounter it, respond to it, and remember the response. Teams work the same way.
Two guided hikes a day, easy and intermediate, so fitness is never the reason someone sits out. Real, mild strain , the kind that shows people who someone actually is, not who they are in a slide.
Fireside conversations and coaching sessions that translate what just happened on the trail into what's actually happening back at the office , named out loud, not softened for the room.
Rituals, commitments and a documentary artifact the team keeps , so what gets built on the mountain has somewhere to live once everyone is back at their desks.
Not another offsite. Not another facilitated workshop with sticky notes and a debrief no one re-reads. Antibodies of Trust is a catalyst for the kind of change that actually sticks , because it was earned through shared experience, not delivered through a slide deck.
You leave Lake Como not just with new connections across the DT leadership team, but with the clarity, trust and alignment to carry your organisation through 2027's headwinds , and the habits to keep building on it.
Direct flights into Milan, then a 40–45 minute drive to the shore , the shortest path we could design between an airport seat and the first handshake. Base camp is Hotel du Lac Como. Every hike runs in two tracks, easy and intermediate, so pace is never a reason to hold back.
Before anyone laces up a boot, the team gathers for the event briefing and welcome drinks. It grounds three days of movement in the real "why," not a workshop theme.
Welcome dinner after. No agenda beyond meeting each other as people first.
Morning hike, split easy and intermediate. A facilitated fireside session where the group names the real problem , not the version that survives a leadership meeting. Cathleen Manciano leads a session on identity through change; Matteo shapes the day's movement design around it.
A sunrise trail, deliberately structured so the group has to lean on one another , the physical version of what's being asked of them back at the office. After breakfast we will wrap up the event with final notes and memories. Departures after lunch.

Designs the narrative and emotional arc of the experience end-to-end , the thread that connects from Day 1 to the commitments the team leaves with.

Shapes every hike and physical moment so it does actual facilitation work, not just mileage , pace, terrain and group structure chosen with intent.

Makes the logistics disappear , transfers, timing, vendors , so the leadership team only ever has to be present, not managing an itinerary.

26 years as CEO of a US software company before moving into leadership and organizational transformation work; currently with Getty Images. Brought in specifically to lead the identity and change-management thread of this program.
Runs both trail tracks with full safety and terrain expertise, so the group can focus on each other instead of the path.

Documents the days as they happen and shapes the footage , together with the Day 1 film , into the artifact the team takes home.
Misalignment inside an organization rarely shows up as a line item. It shows up as slower decisions, work done twice, information held back instead of shared, and good people quietly deciding a battle isn't worth having. Estimates put the global cost of workplace misalignment in the trillions every year , for a leadership team mid-transformation, that risk sits closer than most.
That's the return this program is actually built for. Not three good days in Italy , a leadership team that moves faster together afterward, because trust is doing work that used to require a meeting, an escalation, or a rewritten process to force.
That return only shows up if the exposure repeats. One offsite is a honeymoon , energizing for a week, forgotten by the next sprint. Real immunity needs the whole protocol: the flagship response, five boosters that keep the antibodies active in daily working life, and a sustained-response event that proves what actually changed. Skip the boosters, and you've bought a great week away. Run the full sequence, and you've changed how this leadership team works with each other , for good.
Produces energy. Fades within weeks. No structural change to how the team actually works together , the honeymoon effect.
Produces memory. Trust becomes a default behavior, reinforced six more times across 2027, not a once-a-year event to recover from.
We have an approach, and we know it works. What we don't have yet is your team's version of the problem , and that's the part only you can give us.
A short call for Achim to meet Renata, Matteo and Cathleen before anything is finalized.
Lock November dates and final headcount for Dose 1.
Sent to the wider DT team to test whether our read on the problem matches theirs.
Together, based on what the survey and conversations surface.
And final approval from Hayat for program flow.
Engaging them into the program and what Antibodies of Trust is all about. We will do a landing page exclusive for the program.
2 × online encounters before the start of the event to set expectations and introduce the DTLT to Rekonnekt Crew.
Hayat to send to Renata flight times for airport pick up.