We’re excited to initiate meaningful conversations around the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs); to connect, listen, and explore possibilities together.
This session will be a space for open sharing and collective reflection, where we’ll explore:
In this edition of Facilitating Futures & Foresight, we'd love you to join us to talk about YOUR experiences of using Futures in your work as a facilitator. You don't need to have used "formal" methods: if you've introduced futures thinking into your workshops, we'd love you to join us to share your wisdom, and hear how others are using Futures, too. And of course, if you're not using Futures yes, but want to you, you're welcome to join us and benefit from the experiences of others.
In this edition of Facilitating Futures & Foresight, we'd love you to join us to talk about YOUR experiences of using Futures in your work as a facilitator. You don't need to have used "formal" methods: if you've introduced futures thinking into your workshops, we'd love you to join us to share your wisdom, and hear how others are using Futures, too. And of course, if you're not using Futures yes, but want to you, you're welcome to join us and benefit from the experiences of others.
Dr. Carrie Goucher is the founder of FewerFasterBolder. FewerFasterBolder is a Professional Training and Coaching company anchored in research conducted by Dr. Carrie Goucher at the University of Cambridge. Her research was described as ‘game changing for meeting science’ by characterising meetings as a complex, systems problem and helping to explain why meetings have resisted improvement for so long.
We’re excited to initiate meaningful conversations around the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs); to connect, listen, and explore possibilities together.
This session will be a space for open sharing and collective reflection, where we’ll explore:
We’re excited to initiate meaningful conversations around the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs); to connect, listen, and explore possibilities together.
This session will be a space for open sharing and collective reflection, where we’ll explore: