by admin | Jun 7, 2025 | IAF Member Author
This article is something I wrote to capture what I’ve been seeing again and again in my work. Sometimes the most important thing I can do as a facilitator is help a group let go. In the piece, I talk about what unlearning looks like in real rooms, and...
by admin | Jun 3, 2025 | IAF Member Author
Beyond the agenda, the tools and the bag of tricks, facilitators have an unspoken contract to provide safety for each participant who enters the workshop – virtual or face to face. Participants want to know “Can I be myself here? Can I share my truth?” The answers to...
by admin | May 6, 2025 | IAF Member Author
The Irresistible Manager – Managing, Leading and Thriving in a Disrupted World In a world where disruption is constant and certainty fleeting, The Irresistible Manager is a wake-up call for professionals who refuse to settle for routine leadership. Bhushan...
by admin | Mar 14, 2025 | IAF Member Author
The Myth of Neutrality: Facilitation as a Catalyst for Change Facilitators are often expected to be neutral—calm, steady, guiding conversations without personal investment, like some kind of meeting fairy godparent. But let’s be honest—none of us are truly...
by admin | Mar 1, 2025 | IAF Member Author
In Justice, Love, and Organizational Healing, Ora Grodsky draws from decades of experience to lead organizational change agents through the multifaceted world of transformational consulting. This comprehensive guide offers invaluable tools, practices, and mindsets for...
by admin | Feb 27, 2025 | IAF Member Author
The use of facilitators has grown significantly, and facilitation skills are essential critical skills to have for success more so than it was back in 1985. Tidbit: Today, I seldom explain what I do. Back then, a ‘hitman’ was referred to as a ‘facilitator’...
