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Sept 4, 10–11:30 AM PST / 1–2:30 PM EST
Because no meeting ever goes exactly as planned.
No matter how thoughtful your agenda is, something will shift:
Energy drops
A stakeholder pushes back
A key voice goes quiet
Alignment you assumed was there… isn’t
Great facilitators don’t just follow agendas. They anticipate dynamics.
In this highly interactive session, you’ll learn how to design meetings with uncertainty in mind — so you feel prepared and steady, even when the room surprises you.
You’ll explore how to:
Identify the critical uncertainties that most influence success (engagement, alignment, decision clarity, trust)
Think through multiple scenarios before you walk in
Build simple “if this, then that” pathways
Reduce anxiety by planning for flexibility
Adapt in real time without losing authority
In breakout groups, you’ll analyze real scenarios, design flexible plans, and practice responding to curveballs in a supportive environment.
You’ll leave with:
A practical planning framework you can use immediately
A repeatable way to stress-test your meeting design
Greater confidence in unpredictable rooms
You’ll move from “I hope this works” to “I’m ready for whatever happens.”
Sept 4, 10–11:30 AM PST / 1–2:30 PM EST
Because no meeting ever goes exactly as planned.
No matter how thoughtful your agenda is, something will shift:
Energy drops
A stakeholder pushes back
A key voice goes quiet
Alignment you assumed was there… isn’t
Great facilitators don’t just follow agendas. They anticipate dynamics.
In this highly interactive session, you’ll learn how to design meetings with uncertainty in mind — so you feel prepared and steady, even when the room surprises you.
You’ll explore how to:
Identify the critical uncertainties that most influence success (engagement, alignment, decision clarity, trust)
Think through multiple scenarios before you walk in
Build simple “if this, then that” pathways
Reduce anxiety by planning for flexibility
Adapt in real time without losing authority
In breakout groups, you’ll analyze real scenarios, design flexible plans, and practice responding to curveballs in a supportive environment.
You’ll leave with:
A practical planning framework you can use immediately
A repeatable way to stress-test your meeting design
Greater confidence in unpredictable rooms
You’ll move from “I hope this works” to “I’m ready for whatever happens.”