Peter Koenig

Living in in Zurich, Switzerland, Peter is known for his seminal research and workshops on the relationship between people and money, and the principles of source.

Peter has studied the phenomenology of money since the early 1980s, giving presentations and performing original research with small groups. Following an MBA in Geneva, Peter ran a business providing management training, leadership and strategic development processes for companies. In 1987 he became an independent financial and organizational consultant to companies and non-profit organizations. In 1994 he launched his first public Money Seminar and in 1999 initiated a new international conference series on Money & Business Partnership. In 2009 he started elaborating his ideas on source, with his research involving over 500 entrepreneurs and founders.

You can read more of Peter’s story here.

Tom Nixon

Tom is a coach and advisor to purpose-driven leaders around the world, putting Peter Koenig’s Source Principles at the heart of his practice since 2013. He wrote the book Work with Source, co-authored the CU*source online course, and is responsible for this website. He is also the founder of Maptio – an open source online tool to visualise initiatives based on source principles. He lives in the UK and works globally online. Contact Tom.

Charles Davies

Charles worked with Peter to clarify and document his source principles, and became a leading practitioner of the work. He has since developed his own body of work, The Clarity Practice, influenced by Koenig and other sources. Charles had the original impulse to create this website and gave Tom his blessing to use the name for his book.

The Love in Business Community of Practitioners

Peter has always described his personal vision as “Creating Love in Business”, and practitioners of his source, money and reclamation work now have their own dedicated website. If you’re looking for a practitioner to train or coach you in Peter’s work you can find one on the map. The website is also a growing resource to learn more about Peter’s work.