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The Citadel Garden Team

CEO
Rahim Taghizadegan
Rahim Taghizadegan is the last Austrian economist of the Austrian School in the direct tradition, and has taught at universities across Europe. Author of fifteen books, he is the founder of scholarium, now based in Switzerland, where the Austrian School can be studied in its original interdisciplinary form.
Currently building citadel.garden so families can use flag theory and live freer.

Marketing
Nikolaj Astrup Madsen
Nikolaj Madsen is a Danish entrepreneur and marketing strategist with a strong focus on community, alternative living, and family-centric experiences.
He previously founded Refuga and later created Traveling Village, where 20 families live and travel together for four months, blending freedom, education, and shared experience.

Design
Rudolf T. A. Greger
Rudolf T. A. Greger is a seasoned design philosopher and practitioner with over 30 years of experience dedicated to enhancing quality of life through thoughtful environments.
As a coach and speaker, he specializes in design-thinking methodologies ideal for envisioning family-oriented places that balance functionality, well-being, social connection, and aesthetics.

Construction and Local Coordinator for Istria
Davor Djacic
Davor Djacic brings over three decades of leadership experience in international trade, construction, and tourism development.
His track record includes hotel, restaurant, and mobile home projects, along with yacht charter ventures, making him ideally suited to lead integrated construction and tourism initiatives.

Family Well-being and Local Coordinator for Madeira
Sylvia Brinded-Püls
Sylvia Brinded-Püls is a German-Peruvian mother of two with a background in fitness, economics and education.
For the past 7 years, she has been a stay-at-home mom and has been continuously helping her children to learn life's ropes without attending a traditional school setting.