Lifeworth’s Office in India Up and Running : Lifeworth Consulting

Lifeworth’s Office in India Up and Running

Lifeworth Associate Matthew Slater has established our India base, in Auroville, India. We are on the edge of an intentional community, 2 hours south of Chennai, and 10 minutes from the beach. In December he is joined by associate Janna Greve and director Jem Bendell. We hope that our interactions with the local community and the active programme of Auroville, will by mutually beneficial, and encourage us to be as free-thinking as possible about our future activities.

We remain connected to many urban centres around the world, with Associates in Geneva, Manila, Singapore, Grenoble, London, Paris, Toronto, Rotterdam and Brisbane.

If you are in Tamil Nadu, drop by. Email connect at lifeworth.com

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