Female Leaders Retreat by PeopleO: KUNO Supports Spaces for Strong Leadership
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Female Leaders Retreat by PeopleO: KUNO Supports Spaces for Strong Leadership

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Erica Ancobia
CEO & Managing Director
Date Published
March 17, 2026
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Female Leaders Retreat by PeopleO: KUNO Supports Spaces for Strong Leadership

KUNO supports the Female Leaders Retreat by PeopleO, which will take place from May 13 to May 18, 2026, in Spain.

The retreat brings together women in leadership roles to intentionally step away from their daily work routines, exchange experiences, and gain new perspectives on leadership. Formats like this create space for reflection, shared learning, and personal development – aspects that often receive too little attention in the pace of everyday work.

About PeopleO

PeopleO works at the intersection of leadership, personal development, and the modern workplace.

At the core of their work is the question of how leadership can be practiced more consciously – with clarity about one’s role, impact, and responsibilities. PeopleO creates spaces where leaders can pause, broaden their perspective, and gain new impulses for their work.

A key part of this approach includes workshops, programs, and retreats that intentionally create distance from the operational day-to-day environment.

The Female Leaders Retreat

The Female Leaders Retreat is designed for women in leadership roles or those on the path toward leadership.

Over several days, participants come together in a small group setting to explore leadership topics more deeply while exchanging perspectives with other women in similar positions of responsibility.

The retreat focuses on topics such as:

  • reflecting on one’s own leadership role
  • exchanging experiences with other women leaders
  • gaining new perspectives on leadership and collaboration
  • stepping back from the pace of daily work

Retreat formats like this create a unique dynamic. They combine structured work on leadership topics with space for meaningful conversations, new perspectives, and shared learning.

The retreat will be primarily conducted in German, while still offering an international environment that encourages exchange and connection among participants.

Why KUNO Supports This Retreat

At KUNO, we work with organizations every day on HR and payroll topics and see firsthand how demanding leadership can be in today’s working environment.

Our claim is “Do what you love.”

For people in positions of responsibility to make thoughtful and sustainable decisions, it sometimes requires exactly that: a moment to pause, gain new perspectives, and exchange ideas with other leaders.

The Female Leaders Retreat creates precisely this kind of space.

That is why we are happy to support this format and contribute to creating an environment where women in leadership roles can learn together, reflect, and gain new inspiration for their work.

Learn More About the Female Leaders Retreat

All information about the retreat and how to participate can be found here:

👉 Retreat information and registration

As part of the KUNO community, you receive an exclusive 15% benefit – simply use “KUNO” when booking.

We are very happy to support this event and contribute to a format that creates space for women in leadership roles to connect, grow, and gain new perspectives.

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