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Doing Good By Being Better
“The company has a soul made by the souls of each of its workers.”
-Lorenzo Servitje, Bimbo’s Founder
AMARNA Vida recognises that building a positive legacy involves the personal growth and transformation of each individual. Therefore, we guide our clients in embracing conscious, to systemic organisational transformation, encouraging them to move beyond profit-centric strategies.
Our Purpose
Assisting and empowering organisations to excellently thrive and serve beyond sustainability.
Our Vision
Being a top leader in the conscious organisation's consultancy, redefining industry standards, and fostering a world where conscious and regenerative businesses lead the way.
Our Mission
Provide cutting-edge consultancy services, by inspiring, assisting, advising, empowering, and training organisations to embrace transformation aligned with conscious and regenerative principles.
Our Values
COMMITMENT
Our Areas of Focus
Vision & Strategy
Culture
Stakeholders
Processes
Brand Reputation,
Marketing & Communication
Leadership
Building, Spaces & Facilities
Products, Services & Supply Chains
Governance
Sustainable Finance
OUR ROOTS
Our name, "AMARNA Vida," reflects our commitment to nurturing life and vitality in everything we do. Drawing inspiration from the ancient Egyptian city of Amarna, founded by Nefertiti and Akenathon, known for its progressive and forward-thinking approach to urban planning, we strive to embody the same spirit of innovation and transformation in modern-day sustainability.
OUR BRANCHES
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Head office:
Ireland
Satellite Locations:
Portugal
Spain
Croatia
Belgium
Turkey
USA
China
India
Our Symbol: “The Irish Tree of Life”
We are inspired by the symbolic meaning of the “Irish Tree of Life”, also known as the Celtic Tree of Life or Crann Bethadh in Gaelic. The “Tree of Life” plays an intricate part in Irish heritage and is among one of the most popular Celtic symbolics.
It is an exceptionally old symbol that symbolises both harmony and balance, dating back to ancient Egypt, where the tree of life appeared on tombs. This symbol is associated with connection with nature, ancestry and heritage, balance, growth and renewal, spiritual connection, protection, wisdom, and eternal life.