Professional meeting facilitators and practical facilitation workshops from a PMI Registered Education Provider.

Bringing Focus to the Table

We’re not going to sugarcoat it. Unclear objectives, lack of team communication and ineffective meetings are among the top time wasters that make employees feel unproductive for as much as a third of their work week.

Our goal is to change that. We’re Facilitation First, a unique organization solely focused on helping business professionals learn the tools for efficient, effective meeting facilitation and discover how smoothly their business objectives can be met because of it.

Each year, we design and facilitate meetings for our clients ranging from large consultative feedback sessions to small strategic planning retreats. Our clients range in size from growing businesses to large Fortune 500 companies and we continue to leverage our 17 years of experience in helping each one of them get the most out of meetings.

We also offer public workshops to help business leaders discover how professional facilitation can change the way business functions.

And that’s just the beginning. Discover how putting facilitation first can empower your organization and leverage the skills of your employees.

Upcoming Workshops

nov 4-5

Facilitating with Ease
Toronto (ON)

 
 

nov 23

NEW: Facilitating through Conflict

Toronto (ON)

 
 
 

Call Suzanne at 416-465-9494 to register for any of our workshops or download our form


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