Learn how to effectively facilitate workshops

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Learn how to effectively facilitate workshops

Hosted by Dhairya Sathvara

351 students

What you'll learn

Lead meetings that actually move work forward

Learn how to design and guide sessions that unlock alignment, save time, and keep teams focused

Handle power dynamics and personalities with ease

Master simple facilitation tactics to navigate loud stakeholders, silent rooms, and unproductive debates.

Use facilitation as a strategic storytelling tool

Discover how the best facilitators structure information, craft context, and guide collective decisions.

Why this topic matters

Your ability to lead a room shapes your credibility, clarity, and career. Facilitation isn’t a soft skill, it’s a power move. In a noisy, fast-moving world, the person who brings clarity becomes the person who leads. If you run meetings, workshops, or stakeholder sessions, this session shows you how to turn chaos into action, and make people remember you for it.

You'll learn from

Dhairya Sathvara

Design Researcher & Strategist

I believe in shaping human-centered experiences that enhance well-being, build community, spark growth, celebrate individuality, and inspire creativity. A graduate of Parsons School of Design with an MS in Strategic Design & Management, I integrate systemic, ethical, and economic perspectives into my work.

Over the years, I’ve guided startups, mission-driven organizations, and Fortune 500 companies (including Intuit) to ground product decisions in solid evidence,so we’re always serving real user needs. My strategic vision has been instrumental in driving transformative design solutions across India and Asia, making a lasting impact in the region's design landscape.

I excel in the messy, ambiguous early stages of product development, using empathy and research to bring clarity and direction. In every collaboration, I rely on curiosity and open dialogue to shape innovation that truly makes a difference.

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