Hello Facilitators👋 I'm really curious about where everyone is from. I'd love to make this a mega post where we can see how diverse the Facilitator Club community is. Who knows, you might find a lot more people in your area than you thought! Once I have lots of answers on this post, I want to make a nice graph!

Hello everyone, I'm happy to have been led to this group by Andra, Currently in South Korea, originally from Mexico. Long story short, I'm an Industrial designer, with an MBA, currently pursuing my Ph.D. But between all of that, I had the opportunity to both teach and facilitate. I have especially facilitated design Sprints and Hackathons based on the design thinking method. This is what lead me back into academia and now my Ph.D. which is focused on design thinking workshops. Glad to meet everyone!

hi everyone! Excited to be here as I learn more about facilitation I’m a wife, mom and gma and looking for a way to pivot into a new role that serves with impact and allows me more time to also enjoy other things in my life I enjoy my cottage on Georgian Bay where I hope to build my last home so I can here the waves lapping all year round. My background has included 30 yrs in the real estate industry (10 in sales and 20 in appraisal sector). I’ve mentored and lead teams. I’ve also had the experience in opening and building a Pita Pit. As much as I have worked more independently I do enjoy helping people work through their problems I look forward to learning for all and contributing where I can I would love to connect with any fellow Canadians ❤️ to talk facilitation!

Hi everyone! I'm an educational professional who straddles the private and public industries. I am an adjunct Instructor at Georgia State University, teaching business communication and professional development to business students. Up until last month, I was the on-staff Education Manager for a boutique social media marketing agency. I also work in a learning and development role at an administrative support company. I've been educating since 2011 and consider myself an all-around educator. I would love to do facilitation work as well. The more I learn about facilitation, the more I realize that I'm already headed in this direction with my approach to teaching/educating. I look forward to expanding my skills, learning more about facilitation, and networking with everyone! 😁

I’m from Thailand and work for a state-owned enterprise in the oil and gas industry. My role as an IT Strategist involves finding IT solutions for the company, where I’ve been for 15 years. Recently, I completed an AI Design Sprint course and received an assignment to facilitate the process of finding AI solutions within my company. As I’m quite new to this role, I would greatly appreciate any tips and tricks on where to start. Your advice will not only help me but also others who are in the same situation. Thank you in advance, and I’m glad to be part of this community!