Advising Practice · Facilitation

Group FacilitationFor teams, coalitions, and boards working through complexity, conflict, and uncertainty.

I facilitate groups through complex and fraught dynamics, so that they can achieve their purpose.

We've all been in stuck meetings that fail to achieve their goals, planning processes that are hijacked by conflict and/or unproductive group dynamics, and strategy retreats that focus on all the wrong issues.

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                                                                                                                              NADIA PIET 
I help organizations
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Develop actionable, purposeful strategies.

Ones that address the roots — not symptoms! — of organizational challenges.

02
Run planning and high-stakes decisions well.

Intentional planning processes, high-value meetings, and group decisions that hold.

03
Make productive use of difference and conflict.

And release the unhealthy group dynamics that keep you stuck.

Clients & course participants
Community of practice

The Facilitators' Workshop

A community of practice for rising and established leaders who want to perfect the craft of leading and facilitating groups through complexity, conflict, and uncertainty — so their groups can actually achieve their purpose.

If meetings stall, planning processes get hijacked, or conflict keeps resurfacing — this space is for you.

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Who it's for

Leaders who facilitate as part of their real work — not as a side hobby.

01
Civil society and nonprofit leaders

Who want to strengthen how their organizations plan, decide, and work through conflict.

02
Operators, product managers, and team leads

Who are tired of "people and process stuff" derailing outcomes.

03
Managers of cross-functional teams and partner-facing leaders

Who need practical, proven tools to move groups forward.

Let's Chat

How can I help?

Tell me a little about your group, the decision or process ahead, and what's getting in the way — and I'll be in touch.