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Welcome to the VAN KESSEL CREATIVITY INDEX // The guide to unlocking your creative superpowers

Take the assessment and see what you're made of :)

Meet the family.

 

Meet our four base types - we know there are a lot more little traits and quirks each person has, so we are working on a lot more! 20 more to be precise. 

We believe that everyone (most people) fits into one of these base types.

the
Seeker

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These ones bring visionary thinking and inspiration, exploring possibilities that others might overlook​.​

the
Pioneer

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They excel at turning bold ideas into actionable solutions, thriving in complexity and innovation​.

the
Connector

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Specialities in fostering collaboration and cohesion, leveraging collective energy to bring ideas to life​.

the
Composer

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With the special powers to weave emotional depth into projects, creating resonant and impactful expressions​.

Meet the team

Matt Beauchamp Buck

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 Seeker creative

An experienced UX and interface designer known for simplifying complex systems. He has worked in visual effects with an industry leading production company and recorded and performed music across New Zealand. His father facilitated Thomas International profiling and as a child he helped record the assessments. Matt is very happy to extend this early experience and interest by developing and growing this business to help harmonise creative environments.

Matt is a Certified Behavioural Designer from SUE Behavioural Design Academy.

Roosmarijn van Kessel

Pioneer creative

A versatile creative with an 8-year career in fashion design in New York, Seoul, and Amsterdam. In addition to her expertise in womenswear, menswear, and store design, she melds her creative talents with organisational and project management skills, serving as a personal and executive assistant for diverse companies in and outside the arts sector.

Roosmarijn graduated cum laude in April 2024 with her Master’s degree in Arts and Culture Management from Rome Business School. As part of the program, she used the seed of this idea for her capstone project.

Communicating creative ideas can be like eating soup with a fork. It works, sort of. But do you really want to be doing it like that?

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