Hi, I’m Victoire,

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Behind every brand, there’s a story and this is mine.

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What passionates me

To create spaces where people, especially those who serve others, can reconnect to who they are, why they do what they do, and how they want to show up in the world.

Through the ALMA Framework, I help hospitality teams and leaders tap into their intrinsic motivation, align with their values, and foster a culture where authentic service, clarity, and excellence grow from the inside out.

Because I believe that:
When a person is aligned, the whole team rises.
When a team is alive, the guest experience becomes magic.

How I work

I’m based in Spain, but I travel a lot.
My work is rooted in presence, in real connection. I believe in shared energy, in the power of eye contact, of breath, of being physically together when we do meaningful work, from human to human.

Yes, I do online coaching. Yes, I follow up with teams virtually.
But I believe in action in the field, in person.

Because in a modern world where everything happens online, where AI outperforms humans and real eye contact becomes rare, I stand for presence.
Transformation doesn’t happen in theory. It happens in the room.
In the rhythm of service. In the pulse of a team choosing to grow together.
There is nothing that replaces the energy of shared space, the shift we feel when we look each other in the eyes, breathe the same air, and move through change together.
That… is priceless.

I work with ROI in mind - measuring real transformation.
Each ALMA journey begins and ends with targeted well-being and motivation questionnaires, so we can track the shift in team energy, engagement, and emotional alignment.

So if you’re not just looking for another training but for real, lasting change that touches hearts, shifts mindsets, and uplifts your team from the inside out, I’d love to walk this path with you.


Let’s begin the conversation.

Sincerely,

Victoire

I was born into hospitality, quite literally.


In France, my family has been in the hotel world for generations. I grew up surrounded by the art of hosting, the elegance of detail, and the invisible thread that weaves unforgettable guest experiences. But at nine years old, my story took a turn: we moved to Argentina, and my world expanded.

I spent my adolescence in the vastness of South America, where things were raw, alive, and full of contrast. After ten formative years there, I moved to England to study business administration and, during my summers, traveled the world. I interned in Chanel in New York, Estée Lauder and UBS in London, and Ferrari in Shanghai, learning the codes of luxury from inside the offices of beauty brands, hedge funds, and haute parfumerie.

And yet, with all this exposure, the question that kept calling was:
“What does it truly mean to serve?”

At 23, I was managing a hotel and leading a team of 50 people in the family business. For seven years, I immersed myself in operations, team dynamics, and the many seasons of hospitality. But something in me longed for more. Not more status, but more truth. I realised I had inherited a beautiful legacy but hadn’t yet created a life that fully felt like mine.

So, I stepped out of the known.
I became a mother. I paused. I unraveled. I studied. I listened.
And I slowly, patiently, came home to myself.

That return and the embodied messiness of a life well lived birthed a new mission.

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