Date:
Thursday, March 20th
9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Place:
101 Constitution Ave
Washington DC 20001
Cost:
$1200
+ Pre-Workshop Introduction
Tuesday, March 18 1:30-3:00 pm EST
Virtual 90-minute welcome to
facilitation design basics; recording provided
+ Post-Workshop Office Hours
Three 1-hour sessions TBD to
apply learning, ask questions, & design gatherings
Rae Ringel and Jacob Eastham welcome you to their “modalitory” (modality laboratory) where you’ll experiment with new ways of facilitating and generating insights with teams.
You should join the fun if you are:
Rae Ringel, the gathering guru and founding President at the Ringel Group, is a certified executive coach and practiced facilitator. She is a faculty member at the Georgetown University Institute for Transformational Leadership and founding director of their certificate program in the Art of Facilitation and Design. She is adjunct faculty at the UVA Darden School of Business, and a frequent contributor to Harvard Business Review.
Jacob Eastham, the chief ideator at the Thinkerton Agency, has 10 years of experience helping teams think differently about their problems through deliberately designed facilitation. He has introduced creativity tools to audiences at South by Southwest, the White House, and his living room. He is certified in Creative Problem Solving, LEGO® Serious Play®, and the FourSight innovation assessment tool.
““I am a good facilitator, and now I’m closer to outstanding. This workshop, and your expert facilitation, gave me creative and concrete tools to apply immediately.”
-Miriam Stein, Saddlerock Strategies
“Jacob & Rae are a dynamic duo! An incredible location, a fun day, and a booklet with tons of facilitation modalities. I tell everyone this book is GOLD!!”
-Shannon Cochran-Yzquierdo, Coaching Courage
“I cannot explain how valuable the class was! I’m incorporating learnings and modalities into my facilitations already. You’re both really quite talented. Thank you!”
-Jyl Camhi, JDC Leadership Group
Cancellation Policy: Students can cancel enrollment 20 days before class start without penalty. Cancellation after this time results in the following deductions from the original payment; 25% from 8 to 19 days before the event starts; 50% from 0 to 7 days before the event starts.