Gavin Sharpe
Gavin Sharpe has spent approximately 30 years working with global law firms, corporates and senior leaders, principally consulting on the intersection of performance, leadership and strategy.
Gavin began his career as a lawyer with Allen & Overy. He later co-founded SSQ, an international recruitment firm specialising in legal search, which played a key role in establishing the London offices of several U.S. law firms. Gavin was responsible for some of the most high-profile partner and team moves of the decade.
Following the sale of his shares in 2010, Gavin turned his attention to helping individuals and organisations grow, adapt, and thrive. In 2016, he founded Riviera Wellbeing (formerly Live Love Learn), an organisation dedicated to unlocking individual and collective potential.
Drawing on his training as an executive, team, and group coach, alongside his qualification as a psychotherapist, Gavin brings a unique blend of corporate experience, psychological insight, and deep understanding of behavioural change to his work with leaders and organisations.
In 2025, he founded The Monaco Business Circle, a private community for leaders in the Principality committed to high performance and personal fulfilment. He has also served on various boards bringing his consulting and leadership expertise to other organisations.
Gavin is known for delivering thought-provoking, energising keynotes at leadership events and retreats. He is also a regular voice on 106.5FM Riviera Radio, co-hosting The Wellbeing Window.
Gavin resides in Monaco.
Molly Sanders
Molly is an ICF accredited individual and group coach, working with people from a range of sectors from the cultural industry to immersive technology and commercial law. She supports people in pursuit of maximum personal and professional growth to find clarity, discover and refine purpose, and reach their potential.
Trained in Relational Dynamics and group coaching, her style also draws from positive psychology, the Co-Active model, body work and mindfulness; she uses these approaches to raise awareness and unlock fresh perspectives to create lasting change in people’s lives.
Molly’s work is driven by a deep belief that everyone holds great potential to positively impact their lives and the world around them. Her passion is working with women, with a particular focus on their work and health and how the two intersect, this includes: transitions, career progression, fertility, motherhood and the return-to-work post-maternity.
Her practice builds on 15 years as a Producer, Programmer and Programme Director in dance and participation, working in leadership across world-renowned arts organisations including Sadler’s Wells, Southbank Centre, Cultural Institute at King’s College London and Grec Festival de Barcelona. As Creative Consultant for leadership development consultancy, just add water, she’s adept at working with individuals and groups in response to business challenges and needs.
Sebastian Rocca
Sebastian is a social entrepreneur and a pioneer in the use of social investment. His passion is to apply innovative models for social change that are sustainable, scalable and replicable.
He coaches people who feel stuck and/or want to live more authentically. That includes social entrepreneurs, CEOs of social businesses/charities as well as executives within the LGBTQI communities.
Sebastian is the founder of Micro Rainbow and the Micro Rainbow International Foundation. These organisations promote equality of LGBTQI people through housing, employment and small businesses in the UK and internationally.
In the UK, Sebastian created the first national housing scheme for homeless LGBTQI asylum seekers and refugees. In Cambodia, he designed and implemented the first micro-finance programme for the benefit of LGBTQI people in poverty. In Brazil, he created the first small business incubator for LGBTQI people in poverty. These award-winning schemes have successfully attracted social investment.
Prior to founding Micro Rainbow, Sebastian served as Executive Director of Rainbow Migration and held the same post at International Lesbian and Gay Association (ILGA).
Sebastian holds a BA/MSc in Economics and a MSc in Poverty Reduction and Development Management. He enjoys running marathons and painting.
Sandra Vasiljević Berset
Sandra is an experienced and qualified therapist currently specialising in neurosomatic psychotherapy. She works with clients looking to heal from relational and developmental trauma.
Her goal is to help people find the most effortless and joyful way back to mental, emotional and physical balance and wellbeing. She empowers individuals to connect to their heart and life force and support them in creating the life they long for.
She is also an certified international energy healer and body mind therapist. She completed a 4-year Professional Studies healing programme at the Barbara Brennan School of Healing in Florida and then focused on relational and developmental trauma and body-oriented psychotherapy at the Brennan Institute in Oxford for the 2 year Advanced Studies Program.
Sandra has worked with individuals across the world of all ages and from all walks of life.
Prior to becoming a psychotherapist, Sandra worked in marketing and events management.
She works in English, French or Italian.
Philippa Ridley
Philippa is a UK qualified Integrative Psychotherapist and Couples Counsellor.
She works with Individuals suffering from depression, anxiety, eating disorders, drug/ alcohol /gambling addictions and couples experiencing difficulties in their relationships.
Philippa trained in Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy and with the Tavistock Institute for Couples Therapy.
Philippa offers a warm, safe, confidential, non-judgmental & professional space for you to talk, be heard, and for your personal experiences to be validated so positive change can occur.
Her goal is to support and guide you to get to know yourself better, to learn self-acceptance, love and how to be kinder to yourself to live a more fulfilling life.
Philippa is an accredited member of UK Counsel for Psychotherapy (UKCP) and a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (MBACP). She abides by the UKCP and BACP Ethical Framework for Good Practice in Counselling and Psychotherapy.