Facilitation Approach
We will help you:
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Work through difficult topics in a participative way which builds consensus |
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Focus and leverage the collective experience in the group |
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Generate innovative solutions |
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Surface hidden assumptions |
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Resolve conflicts and build bridges between people and groups |
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Help the group communicate and make decisions in an effective manner |
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Establish a positive meeting environment and outcome |
Facilitation
Our facilitation helps your group make high quality decisions, establish the best action plans, and make real progress.
Like it or not, meetings are part of life in business. The question is – how effective are they? Sometimes we are too busy to pay proper attention to the process elements of a meeting. However a properly facilitated meeting can have significant benefits when important decisions, solutions, and actions are required.
We have a proven track record in helping groups:-
Identify current performance / realities
Establish reasons and root causes
Create compelling future visions
Select from the best available paths to reach those new aspirations
Formalise practical action plans to make progress
Facilitation - Some of our recent projects.
We have facilitated a large number of projects. Here are some recent ones:-
Helped a Public Sector organisation create an approach for reducing operation costs by £30m
Restructured an inefficient multi-committee process on Real Estate Planning
Defined the working model for a Strategic Development Group
Enabled a cross functional manufacturing group to achieve a 20% Yield Improvement
Resolved the two party conflict in a Purchase to Pay process with a £1.3m issue
Improved the partnering relationship between a commercial supplier and a public sector customer
Re-defined the business model for a catering organisation.
Facilitation - Our Particular Approach
We like to use innovative techniques in our facilitated sessions. We endeavour to establish a creative working environment. We believe that you get more out of teams and individuals if they are enjoying themselves – so we often use a little bit of fun and have found that it goes a long way in getting a meaningful discussion on very serious issues.
