Kadri Tuisk

Kadri Tuisk is an Estonian entrepreneur and the Founder/CEO of Wundamental, a startup focused on building humane technology.1 She has extensive experience in leadership and entrepreneurship, with a particular focus on education technology and personal development.

Professional Background

Kadri has founded multiple companies:

1. Wundamental: Her current venture, which leverages AI technology to revolutionize leadership development in organizations.1
2. SageOS: A startup that uses AI analytics on leadership coaching session transcripts to provide actionable insights and personalized execution plans for leaders.1
3. Clanbeat: An EdTech company that developed an app to help students focus on self-development and well-being.14

Achievements and Recognition

Kadri has been recognized for her entrepreneurial efforts:

• Named the "Young Female Entrepreneur of the Year" in Estonia.23
• Winner of the Estonian Design Awards 2016 in the private sector Service Design category for "Think-altering innovative service".1

Additional Roles and Involvement

Beyond her entrepreneurial ventures, Kadri is actively involved in various advisory and leadership roles:

• Advisory Board Member for the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications of Estonia.1
• Co-Founder and Board Member of EdTech Estonia, an organization that represents Estonian EdTech companies.1
• Service Designer at Edasi OÜ, where she focuses on prototyping services and creating customer-centric service journeys.1

Expertise and Coaching

Kadri is an AoEC Level 1 Certified Executive Coach with over 15 years of experience leading transformative projects and startup teams.2 Her areas of expertise include:

• People-centric leadership
• Strategic planning
• Navigating C-suite roles
• Change management
• Developing authentic leadership styles
• Work-life balance for leaders
• Time management and productivity
• Self-leadership and personal growth

Kadri is particularly passionate about unlocking human potential and helping leaders achieve exceptional results in both their personal and professional lives.23