What does it mean to unbuckle ourselves from certainty and step with both feet into the space between question and answer? It means to be a facilitator, of course! To trust in the process, to find structure in the spaciousness, and to shapeshift as new technologies emerge.

It’s something Mark Tippin has learnt over years: the answers come when we accept that we don’t need them all to begin. It’s a commitment to curiosity that he’s nurtured along the way.

Join us for a macro look at facilitation and a micro look into the AI petri dish, as we ask: is it killing our curiosity or curating it? Full of wisdoms from Mark, stories and nuggets of advice.

Find out about:

• How to let go of the need for certainty
• Why empathy is not a facilitation skill, but a responsibility
• The role of AI in facilitation, it’s help, and its hindrances for humans
• The feed our curiosity as facilitators
• How to make learning a lifelong endeavour that embraces adaptation
• The importance of trusting in the latent genius of the group

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