Mandy Bronsil
Mandy has been an integral part of Living in Nyon since 2020. She brings vibrant energy, local knowledge and a real passion for connection to the team. For her, this beautiful region is more than a place to live - it’s a community full of stories, opportunities and inspiring people.
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A graduate of the Ecole Hôtelière de Lausanne and fluent in English, French, Dutch, and Spanish; Mandy’s career has taken her from team-building and career development workshops to launching her own consultancy, B-Inspired. She’s also a TEDx speaker, Mastermind founder and the driving force behind The Clubhouse. A lively co-working and meetup space in the heart of Nyon.
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At Living in Nyon, Mandy is all about uncovering what makes the town tick from local artisans to community events and inspiring individuals. She believes community isn’t just where we live, it’s how we connect, support and grow together.
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When she’s not writing or leading workshops, you might find Mandy hosting a mastermind session, diving into improv, or enjoying a good games night! Her favourite part of Living in Nyon? Working alongside the people who make this town so creative, welcoming and unique.
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Say Hello
Community is built through connection. If you’re looking for career advice, a collaboration, or just a good recommendation for your next local find, Mandy is always happy to connect and share ideas.
Seema Sharma
Seema has lived in the centre of Nyon for well over a decade, watching the town evolve while keeping its unique rhythm and charm. That mix of old and new is what she loves bringing to life at Living in Nyon; highlighting local businesses, profiling local voices, and sharing what makes this town feel like home.
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With British roots, Indian heritage and a Swiss home, Seema is drawn to the spaces where cultures meet and communities grow. She believes meaningful communication is what bridges people, cultures and communities - a belief that runs through everything she does.
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Beyond LIN, she is the founder of The Hormone Harmony Network, where she supports women, and the organisations they work within, through the (peri)menopause transition with practical tools and compassionate guidance. She’s also a content writer and creative partner, helping individuals and teams cut through the noise with clear, engaging storytelling and creative idea support.
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Her favourite part of Nyon is its energy. Especially during the summer months, when the buzz of festivals captures the town’s creativity and community spirit.​
Chance Newcombe Bilham
If there’s one thing Chance is good at, it’s starting new chapters. After two decades of bouncing between the UK and the US, he’s now firmly rooted in Nyon. What began as a love story with a Swiss woman has turned into something bigger. A love for the town itself, its people, and the everyday rhythm of life here.
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These days he’s raising a young family, lacing up his tennis shoes whenever he can, and enjoying the small-town feel that makes Nyon special.
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At Living in Nyon, Chance takes care of partnerships. He brings fresh ideas, curiosity and a good dose of humour to the team. Always with a smile even after a long rally on the tennis court. He’s another pair of hands and voice, helping keep the site useful, welcoming and true to the community it serves.
Most of all, he’s part of making sure it does what it does best: connecting people to the place we call home.