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Have you ever wondered what it's like to work for AAVALABS? The AAVALABS team works 100% remotely and shares a deep passion for a healthy lifestyle and work-life balance. Each employee works from the place he or she prefers to be. Find out more about the AAVALABS team - e asked all of them to answer questions about their personal experience working at AAVALABS.
Chidi, our specialist for regulations and product quality, is based in London. He ensures the launch of new supplements under all market & quality guidelines.
Tommi is based in Finland and is the numbers guy at AAVALABS. He is responsible for financial planning and calculations. In typical Finnish manner his answers are short ;)
Carlota is the HR manager at AAVALABS. She is based in Madrid and a real pro when it comes to finding the right talent for our team and making sure things like onboarding run smoothly within the organization.
Diana is usually based in Madrid, but likes to spend a few months a year in Ibiza. She organizes all eCommerce issues and ensures that our customers get the best possible service at AAVALABS.
Our Operations Coordinator Serena is based in Italy. With her strong organizational skills, she coordinates any kind of operations and keeps an eye on everything related to inventory and supply chain management.
Guilia is originally from Italy, but currently lives in Austria. She coordinates the AAVALABS products in our Amazon Store and makes sure that our Amazon customers are perfectly happy.
Yanina was born in Argentina but lives in Milan. Always in a good mood, she makes sure AAVALABS customers get all their questions answered about products, ingredients and recommended dosages.
Lisa is originally from Germany, but lives in sunny Barcelona. She is responsible for all content of the AAVALABS newsletters, social media posts and blog articles.
Working remotely doesn't mean having a distanced relationship to your colleagues. Yes, we work hard and know how to roll up our sleeves. But there's still plenty of time to catch up over the weekend.
One book that has inspired our working style is “Remote: Office Not Required” by Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson (in case you want to learn more about this lifestyle).
What unites us is our common mission. We want to provide a healthier everyday for the many people by giving them a piece of the Nordics.
Does this sound familiar: After a long day or an exhausting week, you feel completely drained and exhausted?
Your concentration drops, and your memory just doesn't work like it used to.
Then it's high time to recharge your energy reserves and get some rest.
We recommend: Before you get to this point, do something to support your brain!
In this article, we explain how you can best do that.
Are you getting enough sleep, zinc and vitamin C? Then this is already a big step for the health of your immune system. But in the colder months and during flu season, you should pay special attention to your defenses.
A well-functioning immune system plays an important role in the fight against flu germs. If it doesn't work properly, we are at risk of getting sick.
But what exactly does the health of our gut have to do with this?
The gut provides back-up and is strongly connected to our defenses.
Learn how exactly the gut is connected to the immune system and what you can do to strengthen your defenses, especially during this flu season.
A healthy immune system is no coincidence. Daily eating habits and general lifestyle have a direct impact on our body. They help our body to protect us from infections and toxins.
In order for our immune system to do its job properly, it needs to be constantly supplied with vitamins, minerals and trace elements.
And yet it is still inevitable that every now and then a virus or bacteria will invade our body. If an intruder has managed to get into our body, immune cells (kind of blood cells) come into action to fight it. Blood cells are a very important part of our immune system and should therefore be well supported.
But how can we support the production of blood cells? We found out for you & are going to tell you now!