What we do

At The Regen Studio, we design regenerative futures through strategy, co-creation and storytelling.

Worldmap of impact.

Strategic advisory & co-creation

We advise hospitality brands, foundations and purpose-driven companies on how to design and activate regenerative strategies that align profit with purpose and move beyond sustainability toward long-term, systemic impact.

Our work focuses on building open innovation ecosystems, where cross-sector collaboration and shared intelligence drive transformation. From regenerative business models to embedding future-fit practices across operations, we support leaders in rethinking value creation - not just for shareholders, but for communities, ecosystems and future generations.

Workshop and collaborative space.

Experience design & facilitation

We design and lead transformative learning journeys, events, campaigns and multi-stakeholder co-creation processes that move people from insight to meaningful, collective action.

At the heart of our work is the art of hosting and connection - curating inclusive spaces that foster dialogue, amplify diverse voices and bridge cultures, sectors and perspectives. We believe in creating environments where everyone feels seen and heard, igniting a shared sense of possibility. This is how we cultivate the fertile ground for trust and breakthrough collaboration to take root and grow.

Moderation at a Summit.

Speaking engagements & key notes

From global forums to intimate salons, Nicola speaks on regenerative futures, food systems change and human-centric innovation - always grounded in story and possibility.

Through her talks and workshops, she empowers individuals and organizations to spark change from within, exploring themes like culture transformation and systems leadership.

With a dynamic and engaging approach, Nicola guides audiences to embrace innovation and champion a more inclusive, regenerative future.

Speaking & project highlights

  • Key note on we are what we eat.

    Feel it.

    DayOne, Monacco

    Key Note: We are what we eat

    Watch here

  • A panel discussion on stage in a church with four participants and a moderator. The stage has large screens displaying #TradeshiftAtDavos and the logo Tradeshift. The church interior features stained glass windows and wooden architecture.

    Debate it.

    CNBC Tradeshift, Switzerland

    Panel: Farmers & coders, Programming our food supply

  • Colorful sticky notes on a wall, including a yellow note referencing 'growing the solid', 'education', and 'big questions' related to government, systems, global problems, and policy change.

    Dream it.

    In collaboration with the Social Gastronomy Movement, we co-designed, implemented, orchestrated and evaluated “Worlds Together” - a glocal impact campaign for The Heineken Company, activated in 18 countries to bridge divides and unite communities through food.

  • Panel discussion on stage at conference with four speakers, two women and two men, seated in chairs with a large screen behind them displaying the event's agenda and speakers' names.

    Build it.

    For EHL Hospitaity Business School, Nicola designed, led and moderated the first pilot edition of the Open Innovation Summit, positioning the school as a thought leader and creating a living lab that brought together industry, academia and youth to co-create bold solutions for a regenerative future.

    MC and closing panel moderation

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  • Group of people at a garden or farm, holding crates and containers of fresh vegetables and leafy greens, outdoors on a sunny day.

    Grow it.

    We developed and implemented an expansion and social franchise strategy for social business Gastromotiva, enabling values-aligned growth across three countries through locally rooted, impact-driven models.

  • A woman with curly blonde hair, glasses, and a microphone headset, sitting on a chair while speaking on stage during a presentation, with a large screen behind her displaying her name and a black-and-white photo of a woman.

    Sell it.

    Nicola worked with the leadership team at Moderna in Ecuador, one of the country’s leading food producers, through a motivational keynote and hands-on workshop to spark a culture of innovation, openness and future-focused thinking.

  • Event badge for SXSW 2019 featuring a photo of Nicola Grywzka, a speaker from Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, with colorful graphics and a QR code.

    Understand it.

    SXSW, USA

    Panel for WFP: The most expensive meal in the world

    Key Note for SAP & Cargill: Food for Change

  • Learn it.

    Learn it.

    Food for change, video series cooking show co-hosting: Gastronomy as diplomacy

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  • A professional profile card featuring a smiling woman with curly hair, wearing a black blazer, with branding elements such as a red header and growth icon. The name Nicola Gryczka and the company Gastromotiva are displayed.

    Solve it.

    Infoshare, Poland

    Key Note: Machines can automate and humans give it purpose

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  • Three people sitting on chairs and talking, indoors, with large screens displaying snowy mountain scenes behind them.

    Explore it.

    CNBC Tradeshift, Switzerland

    Panel: Insects, Supply Chains and a better Future of Food

  • A woman standing behind a podium with a microphone, smiling during a presentation at the Adana Lezzet Festivali, with a large banner in the background featuring a green and white design.

    Plant it.

    Agriculture Summit Adana, Turkey

    Curation & Key Note: Taste Of Soil

    Media coverage

  • Woman with curly hair in a black t-shirt speaking on stage with colorful neon lights in the background.

    Taste it.

    NIAM Festival, Chile

    Key Note: Food for change

  • World Economic Forum.

    Envision it.

    World Economic Forum - Ice Village, Switzerland

    Panel: Future of food