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Ten Principles for Leading Meetings That Matter
by Marvin Weisbord & Sandra Janoff This practical guide details ten key principles that will profoundly change the way you think about, organize, and lead the meetings that matter most. Rather than trying to change anyone's behavior, Weisbord and Janoff show you how to change the conditions under which people interact. By doing less, you help others do more. With examples from around the world, and practical tips and exercises in every chapter, Don't Just Do Something, Stand There! gives you many new techniques for helping people discover common ground, make productive use of dissension, and take responsibility for action. -
A Manifesto
by Maarten Vanneste This Award winning book is for those that organize or plan meetings, conferences or events. It is a manifesto for the discipline of Meeting Architecture. It reveals the process and a set of tools for designing better, more effective, high impact meetings, conferences and events. -
Shaping Our Futures Through conversations That Matter
by Juanita Brown with David Isaacs and the World Café Community Over 50,000 copies sold; translated into nine languages – Spanish, Portuguese, Turkish, Japanese, Simple Chinese, Complex Chinese, German, Korean, and Thai! -
A Gift of Reading For YouLotten Tegstam Welinder Process Owner Meetings, Ikea: “Meetings are an underrated management tool”
- Knowledge Is Everywhere
- Plan the Landscape of Meetings
- Self Control
- Meeting Design as an Art
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Basic Principles of Meeting Design
by Eric de Groot & Mike van der Vijver Into the Heart of Meetings is a book about the essential processes that take place during meetings and how to influence these processes through Meeting Design in order to obtain the best outcomes. Into the Heart of Meetings is the first book ever about Meeting Design, a new profession that has taken shape over the past 10 years but that is still far from mature. The authors introduce the main principles that underlie the profession, as well as the main practical issues that Meeting Designers face and need to solve. As a result, Into the Heart of Meetings is both an explorative study and a textbook. Its enormous number of practical cases puts the content in day-to-day working practice. -
Fuel Your MindMats Lindgren, Kairos Future: “Knowledge is the wellspring of thought”
- Think Before It's Too Late
- A Myriad of Nuances
- Warmth, Fur and Hugs
- Reflection
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Big Impact in a Small PackageJan Sturesson, PwC: “Look beyond the obvious”
- Hidden Agendas
- Fragments of a Course of Events
- The Art of Dramaturgy
- Outsourced
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Make Serendipity Work For YouNathalie Wlodarczyk: “We are a private intelligence agency without spies”
- Strategic Intelligence
- Change
- Meetings in Cyberspace
- Facial Expressions
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Slow Down To Do MoreSusan Frei, CTC: “The most crucial issue right now is commodization”
- All This Talk
- Medical Development
- Oxytocin
- Meetings Broker
- Sharma
- Ecosophy
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Stretch Your BrainJohan Gorecki: “Create a culture in which change is natural”
- Thinking Meets Resistance
- Challenging the Thought
- Ethnographic Design
- Be Authentic
- Sheer Magic
- Kellerman
- Patterns
- Kaiketsu
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Remember the Simple Power of a SmileChristian Mutschlechner: “We must find ourselves on a continuously learning journey”
- Flow
- Sharma
- Soundtrack
- Integrative Thinking
- Meetings Consolidation
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