by The Grove | Jul 9, 2021 | Graphic Facilitation, The Future of Work, Virtual Collaboration
What are the essential ingredients for successful collaboration in hybrid meetings? There’s certainly alchemy in a face-to-face meeting; the challenge is leveraging that energy and keeping online participants engaged. Done well, hybrid meetings combine the best...
by The Grove | May 26, 2021 | Graphic Facilitation, Virtual Facilitation, Visual Facilitation
In April, The Grove was thrilled to announce the addition of Trent Wakenight to its consulting ranks. For the past twenty years, Trent has helped to form and lead executive and work teams through vision and strategy development, change management and team-building...
by The Grove | May 30, 2019 | Graphic Facilitation, Graphic Recording, Strategic Visioning, Visual Leadership
The National Parks Institute (NPI) Executive Leadership Program has made a comeback, and The Grove is once again centrally involved. Over the course of ten days, 22 leaders from 11 countries and eight U.S. Parks immersed themselves in a learning journey, taking them...
by The Grove | Aug 5, 2018 | Graphic Facilitation, Graphic Recording, Grove Workshops
You’ve asked and we’ve listened! We are pleased to announce the launch of The Grove’s new two-day Graphic Recording Intensive (November 14-15, 2018 and July 22-23, 2019) at our San Francisco location. This continuing-education opportunity is for people who have been...
by Rachel Smith | Sep 16, 2015 | Graphic Facilitation, Team Performance
Do you know, I mean really know, what your teammates do? Do you know how they produce information they give to you and what they do with information you give to them? Do you understand their roles to the point where you could fill in for them for a day? The better you...
by The Grove | May 21, 2015 | Graphic Facilitation
At the 2015 Geography of Hope: Women and the Land conference, The Grove’s Laurie Durnell and Associate Kathy Evans drew from an unusual mix of visual facilitation methodologies to listen, engage, and reflect participants’ thoughts. A final summary image was the fruit...
