Doug--
The very first large-scale meeting I facilitated was held at the local high
school, and it worked out very well. People know where it is, have a sense
of community ownership, there is plenty of parking, furniture, spaces--the
school was a gracious host.
When I am having difficulty imagini
Chris--
Thanks!
(I was trying to find my high school math formulae to see if each chair
takes up 30 inches, do I multiply by pi R squared or pi D or what to get
the diameter )
One idea an Inviter suggested to me tonight was the high school where a
local girl graduated--she was the one from o
Winston, Michael, Ralph, Dennis and everyone else--
I feel as though I had been hugged by all of you! Such warm and wise
advice.
It will be difficult to do, but I will call this man and see if he wants to
continue as an Inviter. He has an agenda different from mine (it's good to
admit I have one
Just to clarify, the three circles for 380 did not fill up the ballroom by
any means -- there was plenty of room. A high school basketball court might
just work, depending on how much of an oval shape you have to make -- I
like Joelle's suggestion to try it.
Jeff
Doug, I've set up three concentri
If you don't invite him how will the attendees get to discuss all the
possibilities?
Also since Brian is in Broome (sunning himself on Australia's far north-west
coast) and taking on the enormous task of presuming to speak for him:
Trust in the spirit of the people, and
Be prepared to be surpris
Doug, I've set up three concentric circles which held 380 people, in a
ballroom probably the size Chris is describing.
There was a picture window view of the morning's fresh snowfall, and I made
the mistake of joking about the "law of two skis" -- so that we only had
125 people use the breakout sp
Dear Doug,
thank the lord that you had this fellow at your meeting.
If you are attached to a particular outcome (your influential person
seems to be attached) or if it is already clear what should and
should not happen the space is pretty much closed and it is not an
open space.
Trying to keep it o
Doug and all,
After the gentleman made his little speech about how you might be wasting
your time or whatever, I might have done as you did, which was wait for
someone else to change the subject. Or I might have simply thanked him for
his comments and asked if anyone in the room had a different o
Probably a ball room that can accommodate around 1000 people theatre
style would be big enough for you to get everyone into the circle. The
more square it is the better. I would estimate about somewhere in the
neighborhood of 20 to 30 break out spaces, but you should be able to fit
ten or more in
Hi--
Can someone help me figure how much space we would need for an OST of 400
people?
:-Doug. Germann
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