Compelling Observations About Structured, Facilitative Leadership Terrence Metz, MBA, CSM, CSPF, and President of MG RUSH MG RUSH FAST Monthly facilitation blog (and our new Facilitation Forum) is designed to help you become a better leader so that you, your team, and your organization are more successful. It’s that simple…we want you to succeed! How will we do this? At MG RUSH, we’re…
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FAST alumni know that the single most important ingredient to meeting and workshop success is thorough preparation. There is no “silver bullet” to save a session leader who is ill prepared. The most important activity while preparing for a meeting is to know where you are going—ie, ‘What is the deliverable?’ The next most important…
The Role of Session Leader You have a multitude of tasks to perform during the workshop. The success of the facilitator’s effort is dependent upon your skill, knowledge, and abilities as a session leader. The role of session leader includes both the traditional role of “Facilitator” discussed below and the role of “Methodologist” discussed on…
Don’t Run A facilitator sees conflict in a workshop coming from the group and coming from within. Internal and external conflict reflect emotions that, when harnessed, enable creative change. A facilitator must understand and manage group conflict. A meeting without conflict is a boring meeting, and we’ve seen very little value derived from predictable and…