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The Unique Value of Facilitation: An Investment Worth Making

Aaron Wolowiec

What exactly is a facilitator? The terms "facilitator," "consultant," and "trainer" are often misunderstood, leading to confusion about their distinctiveness. Dilhara explores the differences between the terms and sheds light on why facilitation stands out as a unique and invaluable investment.

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The Effects of Omicron on Facilitated Meetings

Aaron Wolowiec

As a result of the Omicron variant, we’ve seen a number of clients this year move trainings, facilitations, and strategic planning sessions from scheduled January and February dates to early spring.

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5 Facilitated Conversations You Can’t Afford to Put Off in 2023

Aaron Wolowiec

As Aaron returned to a regular work schedule this week, it occurred to him that now’s the time to both reflect on our current level of facilitation knowledge and confidence, as well as take stock in those important conversations we need to have before we get too far into the minutia of the day-to-day meetings and tasks that are almost inevitably creeping (..)

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Curated Resources for Facilitators of All Skill Levels

Aaron Wolowiec

Are you an experienced facilitator? Perhaps you are a novice? The good news is, Aaron has curated these resources that can be helpful at any skill level.

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Facilitation with an upper case “F”

Aaron Wolowiec

There is a distinct difference, however, between facilitating meetings with a methodology that underpins the how and the why of the process, and simply convening a meeting or creating an agenda. This is what I call facilitating with a lower case “f” vs. facilitating with an upper case “F.”

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Facilitator: Neutral Party or Expert Guide?

Aaron Wolowiec

?Facilitators should actually be expert guides. Their understanding of the subject matter allows them to have a deeper understanding of the goals of the group and how to assist them in achieving those goals.

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The circle of [meetings] life: 4 steps to facilitate the most productive meeting ever

Aaron Wolowiec

The Time Nazi, Get Here When You Can Guy and The Negator), we launched into my four steps for facilitating the most productive meeting ever (which you may find helpful in managing your own meetings). Step 2: Examine the role of meeting facilitator. Learn to be cognizant both of your role as facilitator and of your environment.

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