After three years building our network of 7,000 readers in 94 countries, and our growing collection of virtual products and services for facilitator training, we're happy to announce the launch of the FacilitatorU.com membership site to support group leaders and participants alike.
(PRWEB) July 29, 2005 -- Helping groups of people work together as effective teams is not always easy. We see an incredible amount of energy wasted daily on arguments and conflicts in business, industry, and governments worldwide.
There are skills that leaders and participants of groups alike can learn that help them refocus this energy to be far more effective. But these skills are not yet widely known or practiced. A new online resource center and training organization, www.FacilitatorU.com, offers group leaders and participants the skills they need, when they need them, to get better results with their groups.
The site helps group leaders in several ways:
- Helps them save time, travel expenses, and training costs by tapping into "just-in-time" training, tools, and resources from your home or office.
- Provides access to an increasing array of facilitation tools, training, and resources to support work with groups.
- Connects them into a community of fellow facilitators, trainers, group leaders, and change agents for collaboration, learning, and support.
- Offers the wisdom and experience of a growing number of recordings of specialized experts in the field.
- Allows use of a collection of articles to augment training programs and group work.
- Provides access to a growing library of online tools, ebooks, and other resources to make their job easier.
- Helps them keep their skills up-to-date and their passion enlivened with regular contact with fellow change agents leading positive change and constructive action worldwide.
People from almost every profession need to work with people to accomplish their larger visions. Many have found www.FacilitatorU.com an invaluable resource for training, solving problems with group dynamics, and moving their groups forward.
Contact:
Steve Davis
760-375-7384
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