We've seen enough prototypes. Now we're building the real thing.
Snorre spent two years visiting communities before realizing nobody was solving the hardest part — helping people get ready. Lars Mikkel left product management to build the tools. Nicole was already embedded in 17 ecovillages across four continents, studying why some held together and others fell apart.
We didn't start with a business plan. We started because we couldn't stop thinking about it. We are parents — from newborns to five kids. We've lived this path, not just theorized about it.
"We're not selling a dream. We're building a bridge — and we only let people cross it when they're actually ready."
Snorre is a leadership developer, facilitator, and network weaver who has spent 15 years working at the frontier of systems change. Coaching dozens of leaders and designing over 24 programs in innovation, leadership, and personal development, he came to a clear conclusion: you cannot fix a system built on disconnection from within that system. Now dedicated to connected living, Snorre brings together neighbours and village projects — facilitating the trust that makes the shift possible. Father of two, community builder by nature.
Building the technology and product infrastructure for Village Portal. No-code specialist. Background in design and product management.
Nicole is an anthropologist and community designer with seven years of field experience researching, advising, and building regenerative communities across four continents. She has worked alongside over 17 ecovillages and cohousing projects worldwide, helping founders design the social architecture that makes communities actually hold together over time. As founder of Terrenity and co-founder of Regen Tribe, Nicole bridges research depth and on-the-ground practice. Her knowledge is not theoretical — it's earned.
