unDavos Facilitator

Role Description for unDavos Summit: Facilitator

Purpose/Context:

The role of a Facilitator at the unDavos Summit is to effectively manage and guide a specific type of session that involves structured interaction. As a Facilitator, you are responsible for ensuring the session runs smoothly and that all participants are actively engaged.

Responsibilities:

Conduct and oversee the session, ensuring it adheres to its structured format. (

unDavos Facilitator handbook resource⁠

)

Guide participants through the session's activities, discussions, or exercises.

Maintain the flow of the session, ensuring all scheduled activities occur within the allotted time.

Skills Needed:

Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.

Ability to project voice and command attention in a group setting.

Skillful in politely directing and moving people onto subsequent activities.

Aptitude for creating a welcoming and inclusive environment.

Hours per Assignment:

Each session assignment is typically 1.25 hours, with most sessions occurring on Venture Day.

Expected Effort:

Pre-Davos: Familiarize yourself with the session's format, objectives, and any specific materials or tools needed.

During Davos: Active engagement and facilitation during the assigned 1.25-hour session.

Role Benefits:

Enhance and demonstrate your leadership and facilitation skills in a dynamic environment.

Opportunity to engage directly with summit participants, fostering interactive and meaningful experiences.

Play a key role in the success of interactive sessions at the summit.

This role is perfect for individuals who are confident in guiding group activities, comfortable speaking in front of an audience, and skilled in managing time and transitions between activities. As a Facilitator, you'll be instrumental in creating an engaging and productive atmosphere for all participants.

Role Description for unDavos Summit: Facilitator

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