20 Ice Breakers & Inclusion Activities

by David Williams

Overview

This mini-book features ice-breakers and inclusion activities that are designed to break down the barriers between facilitator and participants at the start of a session. They help to overcome �the empty front row� syndrome. They get people moving, talking and working with each other. They will also settle your own early nerves and energise the session by directly involving people from the start. All the activities have been personally tried and tested by the author over many years of working with a variety of sizes and types of group. Preparation is minimal � many of these exercises require only the space to work in.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940149837182
Publisher:	David Williams
Publication date:	06/18/2014
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	433 KB

About the Author

Author David Williams is well known for his dynamic methods of enrolling and involving seminar participants, learning groups, workshop and conference audiences.

He has worked with some of the world�s best-known platform speakers such as Rosabeth Moss Kanter, Tom Peters, Warren Bennis and Benjamin Zander.

David has worked with many organizations and partnerships in the public, private and voluntary sectors. He has helped establish regional business and community development programmes, and strategic programmes using a creative teamwork approach across individual organizations. He has worked with local authorities and partnership groups far and wide on partnership working and all aspects of soft skills, communication, relationships and strategy.

David has written and produced a wealth of material for publications, video, audio, TV and radio broadcasting, including the critically acclaimed motivational video 'Benjamin Zander: Conducting Business'. His work on networking was featured in the BBC video series 'Biz Vision'. He is the author and producer of 'Spectrum', an interactive CD-ROM for trainers and facilitators and 'Partnership Works', an interactive CD-ROM for partnership enablers and groups.