Organisations in nine locations honoured with prestigious Facilitation Impact Awards
Organisations in Canada, Hong Kong, Ecuador, France, India, Italy, Russia, Syria and the United States were honoured in the 2019 Facilitation Impact Awards.
The Facilitation Impact Awards are the world’s most prestigious international awards honouring excellence in facilitation and its positive, measurable impact on organisations everywhere.
[Gothenburg, Sweden – April 8] — IAF was awarded Best Membership Engagement at the 2019 International & European Association Award held in Gothenburg on April 8, 2019. The Award was presented as part of the Associations World Congress organized by the Association of Association Executives. Christina Hogan, of IAF Sweden Chapter, received the award on behalf of IAF.
Happy New Year to you all!
On behalf of my board colleagues, we hope that 2019 is the best yet for you and that your facilitation goes from strength to strength.
It has been a busy few months in the Africa region with several significant achievements
The Africa Facilitation Conference 2018 took place in Mombasa, Kenya from October 17-20. A short report is now available and will be on the website soon. Next year’s Conference will take place in Lomé, Togo with dates to be confirmed.
IIBA's Building Business Capability Conference 2018 has offered a discount for IAF members. Click here to view details
Growth in Membership and Chapters
The region has seen phenomenal growth this year and we currently have around 80 members from 17 countries in all sub-regions of the continent, as well as five chapters (in Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Togo and Uganda) with several other potential new ones in the coming months.
Development of Africa Leadership Team
Organisations in Canada, China, Denmark, Sweden, Togo, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and the United States were honoured in the 2018 Facilitation Impact Awards.
The Facilitation Impact Awards are the world’s most prestigious international awards honouring excellence in facilitation and its positive, measurable impact on organisations everywhere.
Serving at the IAF Board has been a place to learn, to grow and to give back to the community.
Fellow Facilitators,
Well, the first 6 months of this year have literally flown past. It seems like just yesterday the IAF board had its meeting in London to plan the year ahead and here we are well past the half way mark of 2018. It’s at this time of year our attention turns to appointing new board members who will step into their role in 2019.
I know there is real talent in our membership who would make great board members so, if that’s you, here’s why I would really encourage you to give your nomination some serious thought.