Transform your meetings from pointless to productive

Wednesday 6th November 2019, 6:30 pm.

Speaker: Philippa Lander, Lumin Limited.

Venue: Room G.03, University of Edinburgh Informatics Forum, 10 Crichton Street, Edinburgh - map

Refreshments and networking from 6:00 pm.

This event is free of charge and open to all, though please register via Eventbrite

Synopsis

“Meetings are pointless”, “We have too many meetings”, “Meetings get in the way of real work.” Sound familiar? These are some of the responses received through a survey of 160+ IT professionals when asked: “what is the most common complaint you hear from teams about meetings?”.

These quotes are symptoms caused by a typical anti-pattern that teams fall into; going through the motions of a meeting and not feeling any value. However, all is not lost, this problem can be solved by gaining an awareness and developing your skills in facilitation.

This workshop has been crafted from the survey data to help solve the biggest meeting problems facing Teams today. Come learn how to support your teams to do their best thinking and feel achievement in meetings.

About the speaker

 

Philiy is a gifted trainer, agilist, facilitator and professional coach. This combination allows her to imbue organisations with new skills and the ability for real and lasting positive change. An author of ICAgile training for both Facilitation & Agile Coaching, she has delivered courses for large financial and consultancy companies internationally and has extensive experience facilitating teams and large scale groups.

Philiy has a passion for helping others and developing communities of practice, she ran the AWA NYC Meet-up and this year has co-founded the Women in Agile London Chapter. Most recently Philiy was a member of the inaugural Agile Women in Leadership Program (Ten Women Strong) by Lyssa Adkins and Carolyn Dragon, there she gained inspiration to start her own company, Lumin Limited.

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