ConnEcht the dots.
More ideas than progress? Let’s turn them into a plan your team owns, in one innovation sprint.
In my experience, teams are rarely short on ideas. What slows them down is what’s around those ideas: open decisions, old habits, and things everyone thinks but no one says out loud. That’s what we work on in a sprint.
Hi, I’m Rebeka.
I believe most teams already have the answers. What’s often missing: clear goals, structure, and a real chance to talk them through. I learned that the hard way, with my own projects.
Since then, my mission has been to help people and organizations unlock what’s already there. This is why I joined the board of Startup Carinthia, became Regional Lead at the Young Entrepreneurs Program Austria, and started ConnEcht.
How we work together
Start with one sprint. Keep going if it works for you.
Innovation Readiness Sprint
Your team and I look at where you stand with new ideas and what’s slowing you down. Then we turn that into next steps, so you don’t leave with just a diagnosis.
- Where your team stands right now
- What’s in the way, in your team’s own words
- An action plan with names and deadlines
Pilot sprints start in December 2026.
Innovation Partner
One sprint gets things moving. Keeping them moving is harder. I run regular sprints with you and train someone in your team to take over the day-to-day.
Made for smaller teams with big ideas.
You have a team, not an innovation department
Your people are good and busy, and nobody’s job is new ideas. That’s exactly where I like to start.
No time for a two-day offsite
A sprint takes about four hours. We agree on the question beforehand, so no time gets lost.
Someone inside who wants to drive it
I can train them, so innovation keeps going without me.
You want buy-in, not another top-down plan
The ideas come from your team, so they’re the ones who want to see them happen.
Are you ready to unlock your team’s superpower?
It starts with a 30-minute call. You tell me what’s going on in your team, I ask a lot of questions, and together we figure out whether a sprint is the right next step.