Petia Tzanova

Wearer of many well-fitting hats: Facilitator & Coach, Consultant & Researcher, Change & Impact Addict.
Summary
Petia Tzanova is a seasoned facilitator, coach, project manager, and consultant with a rich background spanning over 15 years in arts and culture, non-profit, and social enterprise sectors.
With a passion for tackling complex challenges, nurturing innovative ideas, and fostering growth through collaboration, Petia excels in designing and delivering transformative learning experiences for individuals and organizations.
As a dedicated lifelong learner and a curious mind with interests ranging from leadership to futurism, Petia is adept at connecting people, resources, and ideas to enhance impact and joy.
An expert in energizing conversations and facilitating discovery, Petia recently returned from Maternity Leave, bringing with her a wealth of experience from working with renowned organizations such as What Next?, Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, School for Social Entrepreneurs, and the British Council, among others.
Beyond her consultancy work, Petia also operates a coaching practice where she supports creatives, change-makers, and entrepreneurs in maximizing their potential and achieving excellence.
Her educational background includes an IB Diploma from Overseas School of Colombo, an ILM Level 7 Accredited Coach certification from Relational Dynamics 1st, an MA in Creative & Media Enterprise, and a BA in Politics & International Studies, both from the University of Warwick.
Throughout her career, Petia has held various roles such as Arts & Culture Consultant at petia.uk, Coach at Petia Tzanova Coaching, Mentor at Royal Academy of Engineering, and Research and Editorial contributor at Greater London Authority, among others.
With diverse experiences in leadership, organizational development, digital transformation, and program design, Petia's expertise shines through her ability to nurture potential, foster collaboration, and drive impactful change.
Her professional journey has also seen her contribute to organizations like the School for Social Entrepreneurs, Clore Leadership Programme, Cardboard Citizens, and the Greater London Authority, showcasing her versatile skill set and dedication to driving positive outcomes in the sectors she serves.